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The **Get-TlsCipherSuite** cmdlet gets the ordered list of cipher suites for a computer that Transport Layer Security (TLS) can use.
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The **Get-TlsCipherSuite** cmdlet gets an ordered collection of cipher suites for a computer that Transport Layer Security (TLS) can use.
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For more information about the TLS cipher suites, see the documentation for the Enable-TlsCipherSuite cmdlet or type `Get-Help Enable-TlsCipherSuite`.
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Protocols : {771, 65277}
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This command gets all the cipher suites that have names that contain the string AES.
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This command gets all the cipher suites that have names that contain the string `AES`.
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Note that the name match is case sensitive and this command returns no output for the name `aes`.
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The output includes a field for the TLS/SSL protocols supported by the cipher. See [Cipher Suites in TLS/SSL (Schannel SSP)](https://docs.microsoft.com/windows/desktop/secauthn/cipher-suites-in-schannel) for more information.
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### -Name
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Specifies the name of the TLS cipher suite to get.
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The cmdlet gets cipher suites that match the string that this cmdlet specifies, so you can specify a partial name.
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Note that the name match is case sensitive and this command returns no output for the name `aes`.
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