Functions/Import-MOF.ps1
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function Import-MOF { <# .PARAMETER Path Specifies the path to the mof file intended to import. .EXAMPLE C:\PS>Import-MOF C:\Example\windows10.mof Example of how to use this cmdlet. .EXAMPLE C:\PS>New-WMIFilter 'C:\setup\GPOs\WMIs\Google Chrome\Google Chrome.mof' Example of how to use this cmdlet. .EXAMPLE C:\PS>Import-MOF -Path C:\Example\virtualservers.mof Another example of how to use this cmdlet but with a parameter or switch. .NOTES Author: Skyler Hart Created: 10/27/2017 15:54:18 Last Edit: 2020-05-08 20:30:19 Keywords: Requires: -Module ActiveDirectory .LINK https://wanderingstag.github.io #> [CmdletBinding()] [Alias('Import-WMIFilter')] Param ( [Parameter( HelpMessage = "Enter the path of the .mof file you want to import. Ex: C:\Example\examplewmi.mof", Mandatory=$true, Position=0 )] [Alias('mof','Name','File')] [string]$Path ) $auth = 'Author = ' + '"' + $env:username + '@' + $env:USERDNSDOMAIN + '"' $dom = 'Domain = ' + '"' + $env:USERDNSDOMAIN + '"' $content = Get-Content $Path $content2 = $content -replace 'Author = \"(.*)\"',"$auth" -replace "","" $content2 = $content2 -replace 'Domain = \"(.*)\"',"$dom" $content2 > $Path mofcomp -N:root\Policy $Path } |