Remove-PSGPOWmiFilter¶
Deletes WMI filters of the domain that no GPO uses.
The help of the command, as Get-Help Remove-PSGPOWmiFilter -Full gives it.
Syntax¶
Remove-PSGPOWmiFilter [-Name] <string[]> [[-Directory] <GPOToolsDirectory>] [[-Server] <string>] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]
Description¶
As GPMC, a filter a GPO is linked to is not deleted: unlink it first (Set-PSGPO -NoWmiFilter). The GPOs of the domain are checked in the directory, those this account cannot see included.
Parameters¶
-Name¶
Names of the filters (* and ? make a pattern).
| Type | Required | Position | Default value | Accepts pipeline input |
|---|---|---|---|---|
String[] |
Yes | 1 | None | No |
-Directory¶
Directory of the domain (Get-PSGPODirectory); the domain is read when not given.
| Type | Required | Position | Default value | Accepts pipeline input |
|---|---|---|---|---|
GPOToolsDirectory |
No | 2 | None | No |
-Server¶
Domain controller to read the domain from, without -Directory.
| Type | Required | Position | Default value | Accepts pipeline input |
|---|---|---|---|---|
String |
No | 3 | None | No |
-WhatIf¶
| Type | Required | Position | Default value | Accepts pipeline input |
|---|---|---|---|---|
SwitchParameter |
No | Named | None | No |
-Confirm¶
| Type | Required | Position | Default value | Accepts pipeline input |
|---|---|---|---|---|
SwitchParameter |
No | Named | None | No |