Copy-PPEPolicy

The CopyPPEPolicy cmdlet makes a copy of a PPE policy.

SYNTAX

Copy-PPEPolicy -DestPolicyName <_string_> -SrcPolicyName <_string_> [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

-SrcPolicyName <_string_>

Source PPE Policy Name. Can also use -S or -s.

-DestPolicyName <_string_>

Destination PPE Policy Name. Can also use -D or -d.

<_CommonParameters_>

This cmdlet supports the common parameters: Verbose, Debug, ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, WarningVariable, OutBuffer, PipelineVariable, and OutVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters https:/go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216.

EXAMPLE

PS C:> Copy-PPEPolicy -s "Eval Policy" -d "User Policy"

The "User Policy" policy was created based on the "Eval Policy".

Get-PPEDefaultPolicy

The Get-PPEDefaultPolicy cmdlet reports the name of the Password Policy Enforcer default Policy.

SYNTAX

Get-PPEDefaultPolicy [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

<_CommonParameters_>

EXAMPLE

PS C:> Get-PPEDefaultPolicy

Default policy : Eval Policy

Get-PPEPolicies

The Get-PPEPolicies cmdlet returns the Password Policy Enforcer policies.

SYNTAX

Get-PPEPolicies [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

<_CommonParameters_>

EXAMPLE

PS C:> Get-PPEPolicies

Admins Policy

Eval Policy

Test

User Policy

Get-PPEPolicyEnabled

The Get-PPEPolicyEnabled cmdlet returns the enabled/disabled status of a Password Policy Enforcer policy.

SYNTAX

Get-PPEPolicyEnabled -PolicyName <_string_> [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

-PolicyName <_string_>

Name of the policy. Can also use -P or -p.

<_CommonParameters_>

EXAMPLE

PS C:> Get-PPEPolicyEnabled -PolicyName "Eval Policy"

Policy "Eval Policy" is Enabled

Remove-PPEPolicy

The Remove-PPEPolicy cmdlet removes a Password Policy Enforcer policy.

SYNTAX

Remove-PPEPolicy -PolicyName] <_string_> [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

-PolicyName <_string_>

Name of the policy. Can also use -P or -p.

<_CommonParameters_>

EXAMPLE

PS C:> Remove-PPEPolicy -PolicyName Test

PS C:>

Set-PPEDefaultPolicy

The Set-PPEDefaultPolicy cmdlet sets the Password Policy Enforcer policy as the default.

SYNTAX

Set-PPEDefaultPolicy -PolicyName] <_string_> [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

-PolicyName <_string_>

Name of the policy. Can also use -P or -p.

<_CommonParameters_>

EXAMPLE

PS C:> Set-PPEDefaultPolicy -PolicyName "Eval Policy"

Default policy : Eval Policy

Set-PPEPolicyEnabled

The Set-PPEPolicyEnabled cmdlet sets the enabled/disabled status for a Password Policy Enforcer policy.

SYNTAX

Set-PPEPolicyEnabled__-PolicyName** <_string_> **-Enable__] <\_int_> [<_CommonParameters_>]

PARAMETERS

-PolicyName <_string_>

The policy name.

-Enable <_int_>

Specify 1 to enable the policy, specify 0 to dis -Poliable the policy. Can also use -E or -e.

<_CommonParameters_>

EXAMPLES

PS C:> Set-PPEPolicyEnabled -PolicyName "Eval Policy" -Enable 0

Policy "Eval Policy" is Disabled

PS C:> Set-PPEPolicyEnabled -PolicyName "Eval Policy" -Enable 1

Policy "Eval Policy" is Enabled