Listing WMI Namespaces installed on a host
Ladies and Gents
Many months ago I posted a script on how to search a namespace for different classes. The post is here
A common question I then get asked is “How do I know what WMI namespaces are installed on a system?” The answer is not immediately obvious so I thought I’d share it with you all.
Get-WMIObject -class __Namespace -namespace root | Format-Table name
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I get the following output from my Vista RTM machine.
name ---- subscription DEFAULT MicrosoftDfs CIMV2 Cli Nap SECURITY SmsDm RSOP ccm WMI directory Policy ServiceModel SecurityCenter MSAPPS12 Microsoft Aspnet |
So by searching the host for a list of namespaces, and then searching each namespace for the classes available you can find some really useful stuff.
Hope this helps
BenP
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June 30, 2015
@Remco your gettin that 'cause you miss a "_". It's "__Namespace" not "_Namespace"