PowerShell One-liner: Getting the List of Available ConfigMgr Cmdlets
Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 contains a slew of new PowerShell Cmdlets to help manage and manipulate your ConfigMgr environment. If you'd like to get the full list of available Cmdlets, you can use a simple one-line script to retrieve the results.
Rod Trent
May 1, 2013
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Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 contains a slew of new PowerShell Cmdlets to help manage and manipulate your ConfigMgr environment. If you'd like to get the full list of available Cmdlets, you can use a simple one-line script to retrieve the results.
With the ConfigMgr module imported, run this at the PowerShell prompt:
get-command -module ConfigurationManager | out-gridview
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