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Desired State Configuration / Exchange Online / Powershell / Windows 10
PowerShell – Implicit remoting issue after Windows Update

Implicit remoting issue after Windows Update Today I discovered a problem on my computer when trying to connect to Exchange Online.I was about to add some mailbox permissions in Exchange Online when I was interrupted during the sign in process. Issue When running my script to connect to Exchange Online I…

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August 26, 2016
Desired State Configuration / Powershell
Desired State Configuration – Start-DscConfiguration job fails.

Hi, When I began pushing out configuration files in my lab environment I encountered an issue.The background job that ran after the command was entered failed. I spent quite some time trying to troubleshoot the firewalls, PSRemoting and other things that came to mind after reading the error messages. However…

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June 4, 2015
Desired State Configuration / Powershell
Desired State Configuration – Creating a configuration file for DSC

Hi, Desired State Configuration (DSC) is a new feature that was introduced with PowerShell 4.It enables you to deploy configuration data to clients in or outside your network. In some aspects DSC can be compared to GPO, except that it can be used to configure Linux and Mac clients.Windows support…

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June 2, 2015

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