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Reading Object's Property Value in Powershell

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I am trying to check if a particular certificate is installed on my machine. I am using the following powershell script

SET-LOCATION CERT:LOCALMACHINEmy
$certificate = "CN=*XXXX"
$ListOfCertificate = GET-CHILDITEM | Select-Object -Property Subject
$ListOfCertificate.ForEach(if($_==$certificate) Write-Output "Certficate Successfully Installed" )

ListOfCertifiacte Object looks like this:

Thumbprint Subject
---------- -------
yu39B5646D569XXXXXX
ui05F79VVVVVVVVVV CN=*XXXX
6kj6A3AAAAAAAAAAAA CN=XXXXXXXX
1ygfA1NNNNNNNNNNNN CN=XXXXXXXX

I just want to loop through this list and check if Subject Property Contains "*XXXX" value. But the above code is not working.its throwing error saying $certifiacte is not recognized as a cmdlet or script. what i am doing wrong?

powershell

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edited Mar 7 at 4:57

Harshith R

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I am trying to check if a particular certificate is installed on my machine. I am using the following powershell script

SET-LOCATION CERT:LOCALMACHINEmy
$certificate = "CN=*XXXX"
$ListOfCertificate = GET-CHILDITEM | Select-Object -Property Subject
$ListOfCertificate.ForEach(if($_==$certificate) Write-Output "Certficate Successfully Installed" )

ListOfCertifiacte Object looks like this:

Thumbprint Subject
---------- -------
yu39B5646D569XXXXXX
ui05F79VVVVVVVVVV CN=*XXXX
6kj6A3AAAAAAAAAAAA CN=XXXXXXXX
1ygfA1NNNNNNNNNNNN CN=XXXXXXXX

I just want to loop through this list and check if Subject Property Contains "*XXXX" value. But the above code is not working.its throwing error saying $certifiacte is not recognized as a cmdlet or script. what i am doing wrong?

powershell

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 4:57

Harshith R

asked Mar 7 at 4:45

Harshith RHarshith R

196

add a comment | 

I am trying to check if a particular certificate is installed on my machine. I am using the following powershell script

SET-LOCATION CERT:LOCALMACHINEmy
$certificate = "CN=*XXXX"
$ListOfCertificate = GET-CHILDITEM | Select-Object -Property Subject
$ListOfCertificate.ForEach(if($_==$certificate) Write-Output "Certficate Successfully Installed" )

ListOfCertifiacte Object looks like this:

Thumbprint Subject
---------- -------
yu39B5646D569XXXXXX
ui05F79VVVVVVVVVV CN=*XXXX
6kj6A3AAAAAAAAAAAA CN=XXXXXXXX
1ygfA1NNNNNNNNNNNN CN=XXXXXXXX

I just want to loop through this list and check if Subject Property Contains "*XXXX" value. But the above code is not working.its throwing error saying $certifiacte is not recognized as a cmdlet or script. what i am doing wrong?

powershell

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 4:57

Harshith R

asked Mar 7 at 4:45

Harshith RHarshith R

196

SET-LOCATION CERT:LOCALMACHINEmy
$certificate = "CN=*XXXX"
$ListOfCertificate = GET-CHILDITEM | Select-Object -Property Subject
$ListOfCertificate.ForEach(if($_==$certificate) Write-Output "Certficate Successfully Installed" )

Thumbprint Subject
---------- -------
yu39B5646D569XXXXXX
ui05F79VVVVVVVVVV CN=*XXXX
6kj6A3AAAAAAAAAAAA CN=XXXXXXXX
1ygfA1NNNNNNNNNNNN CN=XXXXXXXX

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 4:57

Harshith R

asked Mar 7 at 4:45

Harshith RHarshith R

196

share|improve this question

edited Mar 7 at 4:57

Harshith R

asked Mar 7 at 4:45

Harshith RHarshith R

196

asked Mar 7 at 4:45

Harshith RHarshith R

196

asked Mar 7 at 4:45

Harshith RHarshith R

196

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This can be done in a much less complicated looking fashion in a single line:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | Where-Object $_.Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

Shortened:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | ? Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

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answered Mar 7 at 5:34

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This can be done in a much less complicated looking fashion in a single line:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | Where-Object $_.Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

Shortened:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | ? Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

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answered Mar 7 at 5:34

Matt RMatt R

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1

This can be done in a much less complicated looking fashion in a single line:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | Where-Object $_.Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

Shortened:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | ? Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 7 at 5:34

Matt RMatt R

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add a comment | 

This can be done in a much less complicated looking fashion in a single line:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | Where-Object $_.Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

Shortened:

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | ? Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 7 at 5:34

Matt RMatt R

1212

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | Where-Object $_.Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

If (Get-ChildItem Cert:LocalMachineMy | ? Subject -like CN=*XXXX) "Cert installed."

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 7 at 5:34

Matt RMatt R

1212

answered Mar 7 at 5:34

Matt RMatt R

1212

answered Mar 7 at 5:34

Matt RMatt R

1212