How can I get a specific value from this powershell cmdlet?

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Hi,

This should be a quick one. I am running this command:

Get-WebConfiguration -pspath ‘MACHINE/WEBROOT/APPHOST’ -filter ‘system.webServer/security/requestFiltering/verbs/add’ | fl verb, allowed

This prints the following output:

verb : TRACE
allowed : False

verb : OPTIONS
allowed : False

From this, I want to get the allowed value for a specific verb. E.G. If I have a function that takes a string for the verb name, it will return the allowed value. I was playoing around with where etc but no luck.

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Thanks in advance

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You can filter the output with Where-Object to access specific objects.

3

Ahh figured it out now. :slight_smile:

4

Great. :+1:t4:

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