How To: Display all Methods for All Classes in a WMI Namespace using PowerShell

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Yes, that title is a bit cryptic – if you’ve worked a bit in WMI with PowerShell, you’ll see this code and (hopefully) think “Cool.” If you’re new to PowerShell and/or WMI, well, hang on to your hat, we’ll star diving into these soon to see how we can use them.

This example command displays all methods under the root\ccm\clientsdk namespace – this is a namespace that you will find on all ConfigMgr 2012 clients.

get-wmiobject -namespace root\ccm\clientsdk -list | select __Path -Expand Methods | select Origin, Name, __Path | out-gridview

Greg

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How To: Display all Methods for All Classes in a WMI Namespace using PowerShell

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Yes, that title is a bit cryptic – if you’ve worked a bit in WMI with PowerShell, you’ll see this code and (hopefully) think “Cool.” If you’re new to PowerShell and/or WMI, well, hang on to your hat, we’ll start diving into these soon to see how we can use them.

This example command displays all methods under the root\ccm\clientsdk namespace – this is a namespace that you will find on all ConfigMgr 2012 clients.

get-wmiobject -namespace root\ccm\clientsdk -list | select __Path -Expand Methods | select Origin, Name, __Path | out-gridview

Greg

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