Powershell expiry date comparison

[k_roy Participant Topics: 5 Replies: 8 Points: 9Rank: Member]

Hello Experts,

 

Hope you all are safe and well !!

I am running a script that gives me Azure AD apps with its secret end date property. The property name which gives me all details in Azure AD is “PasswordCredentials” and I am using get-azureadapplication cmdlet.

What is the best way to check If the app has end date value within a month and filter on it, I tried where-object with get-date.adddays(30) and tried to compare with -lt operators.

Appreciate your support here.

 

Thanks

[Doug Maurer Participant Topics: 9 Replies: 707 Points: 2,848Rank: Community Hero]

To which property did your where clause try to filter against? You should post the code you tried, regardless of if it worked. That gives us a better starting point.

[k_roy]

Thanks for the reply, I am trying to use the below-mentioned script to fetch expiry date for secret key although I would like to see If I can get only those application’s secrets which is getting expired within a month.

 

https://gist.github.com/svarukala/64ade1ca6f73a9d18236582e8770d1d4

• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by k_roy.

[k_roy Participant Topics: 5 Replies: 8 Points: 9Rank: Member]

I got it working but not sure If this is the best way as I am still learning PowerShell

 

Get-AzureADApplication -all $true | where {$_.passwordcredentials.enddate -notlike “” -and $_.passwordcredentials.enddate -LE ((get-date).AddDays(30))} | select @{Name=”DisplayName”; Expression={$_.displayname}}, @{Name=”EndDate”; Expression={$_.passwordcredentials.enddate}}

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