Chris Bradshaw • 11/25/2019

PowerShell Get-Command: finding the cmdlet

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This article explains how to effectively use PowerShell's Get-Command cmdlet to find specific commands, avoiding overwhelming results. It details using parameters such as -Module, -Verb, and -Noun, and combining them with wildcards to filter searches for modules like VMware PowerCLI and Azure PowerShell.

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