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<pre><code id="code-20-42386813-1">Get-ADComputer -Identity &quot;Your_Server_Name_Here&quot; -Properties ServicePrincipalNames |Select-Object -ExpandProperty ServicePrincipalNames</code></pre>
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I had to install and import the &quot;get-ad&quot; modules, but then it worked like a champ.
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Get-ADComputer -Identity "Your_Server_Name_Here" -Properties ServicePrincipalNames |Select-Object -ExpandProperty ServicePrincipalNames


I had to install and import the "get-ad" modules, but then it worked like a champ.

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I am trying to add a check for the SPN in our SQL review script. I will have the ability to build a variable with the SQL server name instance name.<br />
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When I use CMD &gt;&nbsp;setspn -L DOMAIN\USER I get a list that I can search and see if the SPN has been created or not. <br />
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There must be a way I can use powershell to get that list, then search the list for a string value.<br />
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Just to be specific, I am looking for a way to use powershell to query Active Directory for a value LIKE 'my-sql-intance' name. I just need to return SPNs that look like they match the string value.
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I am trying to add a check for the SPN in our SQL review script. I will have the ability to build a variable with the SQL server name instance name.

When I use CMD > setspn -L DOMAIN\USER I get a list that I can search and see if the SPN has been created or not. 

There must be a way I can use powershell to get that list, then search the list for a string value.

Just to be specific, I am looking for a way to use powershell to query Active Directory for a value LIKE 'my-sql-intance' name. I just need to return SPNs that look like they match the string value.

powershell - is there an easy way to query AD for a SPN -like '*my-sql-instance*'?

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