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New-AppLockerPolicy

Creates a new AppLocker policy from a list of file information and other rule creation options. Windows Server PowerShell reference

From the Windows Server PowerShell reference 9 parameters Its page in the reference

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Parameters

9 in the Windows Server PowerShell reference
-AllowWindowsIndicates that the AppLocker policy allows all local Windows components.
-FileInformationSpecifies a file that can contain publisher, path, and hash information.
-IgnoreMissingFileInformationSpecifies that, if a rule cannot be created for a file because of missing file information, then evaluation of the remaining file information will continue and a warning log of the files skipped will…
-OptimizeSpecifies that similar rules will be grouped together.
-RuleNamePrefixSpecifies a name to add as the prefix for each rule that is created.
-RuleTypeSpecifies the type of rules to create from the file information.
-ServiceEnforcementSpecifies whether the AppLocker policy for EXE and DLL rule collections applies to non-interactive processes.
-UserSpecifies the user or group to which the rules are applied.
-XmlSpecifies that the output of the AppLocker policy be as an XML-formatted string.