NewPassword.psm1
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## Generate Password Function Function New-Password() { <# .SYNOPSIS Password Generator .DESCRIPTION The New-Password cmdlet allow you to generate random passwords. .PARAMETER NumberofPasswords Specifies Number of passwored to generate. Default is 1 random password. .PARAMETER Length Specifies the passwored length. Defualt is 12 chars .EXAMPLE New-Password S0XOxe8SvaYW .EXAMPLE New-Password -NumberofPasswords 10 VMLMu2DVLg6a H0faw#W6N@@H WZ0FV7U7jbVB p6vDelWGmefS HR9Ewjg#WQt3 qrHYJdRTWaex q6meEJztl80R oNDals6@DrI7 kKJVCbvAhFXm f4@8xTsUYpAI .EXAMPLE New-Password -Length 20 e00yosTnRvthCHiJYKJs .EXAMPLE New-Password -NumberofPasswords 5 -Length 6 ZSQHsL RqU5cY F7STnb DD34@O 9drhe4 .NOTES Author: Saggie Haim Contact@saggiehaim.net #> [cmdletbinding()] param ( [parameter(Position=0, Mandatory=$false)] [string]$NumberofPasswords = 1, [parameter(Position=1, Mandatory=$false)] [string]$Length = 12 ) $passwords = @() $inputRange = 48..122 $inputRange += 33,35 $exclude = 91..96 $exclude += 58..63 $randomRange = $inputRange | Where-Object { $exclude -notcontains $_} For($j=0;$j -lt $NumberofPasswords; $j++) { $pass = $null For($i=0;$i -lt $Length; $i++){ $rnd=(Get-Random -InputObject $randomRange) $char=[char]$rnd $pass += $char } $passwords += $pass } Return $Passwords } |