Lithnet Password Protection for AD
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v1.0 - LPP
v1.0 - LPP
  • About Lithnet Password Protection
    • How does Password Protection help my organisation
    • Enterprise Support
  • Installation
    • Getting Started
    • Installation of Password Protection
    • Creating a new store
      • Understanding the store
    • Configure the password group policy
    • Testing the password filter
    • Audit existing passwords
    • Event logging and reporting
  • Configuration
    • Configuring a length based complexity policy
    • Configuring a points based complexity policy
  • Help & Support
    • Normalization Rules
  • Advanced Help
    • Powershell reference
      • Add-BannedWord
      • Add-CompromisedPassword
      • Get-PasswordFilterResult
      • Import-BannedWordHashes
      • Import-BannedWords
      • Import-CompromisedPasswordHashes
      • Import-CompromisedPasswords
      • Open-Store
      • Remove-BannedWord
      • Remove-CompromisedPassword
      • Test-IsADUserPasswordCompromised
      • Test-IsBannedWord
      • Test-IsCompromisedPassword
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  1. Advanced Help
  2. Powershell reference

Open-Store

The Open-Store cmdlet connects the PowerShell module to a new or existing password store. The use of the Open-Store cmdlet is required when connecting to a store that is not the default store for the current machine. If the Open-Store cmdlet is not run, other cmdlets will try to connect to the machines default store, and throw an error if the default store does not exist.

Syntax

Open-Store -Path <path>

Parameters

Path

Required. The full path to the store you want to open.

Examples

Import-Module LithnetPasswordProtection
# Open the non-default store
Open-Store -Path "D:\password-protection\test-store"
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