I want to find what the possible columns or elements are from the get-service command. I am mostly interested in finding the log on as value a service runs under, but it’d be nice to know how to find others when the need arises.
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I want to find what the possible columns or elements are from the get-service command. I am mostly interested in finding the log on as value a service runs under, but it’d be nice to know how to find others when the need arises.
Use the
Get-Membercmdlet –gmin shortComing to
Log On As, I thinkGet-Service( or rather the[ServiceController]type)does not expose it. You can use WMI though: