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Configuration LCMPullConfig 
{ 
    LocalConfigurationManager 
    { 
        ConfigurationID = "EXCH";
        RefreshMode = "PULL";
        DownloadManagerName = "WebDownloadManager";
        RebootNodeIfNeeded = $true;
        RefreshFrequencyMins = 30;
        ConfigurationModeFrequencyMins = 30; 

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# Your Configuration
Configuration ExchangeService {

    # Parameters
    # Accepts a string value computername or defaults to localhost
    Param([string[]]$ComputerName = "localhost")

    # Target Node
    Node $ComputerName {
    # Service Resource

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# Step 1 Install xPSDesiredStateConfiguration
Install-Module -Name xPSDesiredStateConfiguration

# Step 2
# Create the Pull Server. 

Configuration CreatePullServer {
  param (
    [string[]]$ComputerName = 'localhost'
  )

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# Get all the DSC CMDLets
Get-Command -Noun dsc*

# Get Available Resources
# Refer to powershellgallery.com for additional resources
Get-DscResource

# What can we configure for each resource
Get-DscResource File | Select -ExpandProperty Properties

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# Your Configuration
Configuration ExchangeService {

    # Parameters
    # Accepts a string value computername or defaults to localhost
    Param([string[]]$ComputerName = "localhost")

    # Target Node
    Node $ComputerName {

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<#
DESCRIPTION
This script will search a file structure for a specific file type and export the results to a CSV file. 
This can be used to search a user accessible file share for file types that you may have policies 
against storing on a file share. If you don’t have access to Enterprise tools like FSRM this is an 
easy way to provide similar functionality.
#>

#This is what Directory you want to search
$searchDir = "c:\files"

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<#
DESCRIPTION
Use WMI to gather hardware and software information remotely from domain clients.
The script pings a list of computernames and runs the inventory on livePCs.txt.
Once all the hardware/software information is collected, all the data is exported
to a CSV file. 

PARAMETER 
No parameters, just change the execution policy and run the script     
#>

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<#
DESCRIPTION
Use WMI to gather hardware and software information remotely from domain clients.
The script pings a list of computernames and runs the inventory on livePCs.txt.
Once all the hardware/software information is collected, all the data is exported
to a CSV file. 


PARAMETER 
ComputerName(s), see the examples below.

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<#

DESCRIPTION
Searches all OUs in Active Directory, or a subset of OUs and looks for the 
ProtectedFromAccidentalDeletion property is set to $false.

The code at the bottom of the script will find the OUs and set them to
Protectedfromaccidental $true
#>

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<# 
DESCRIPTION
Retrieve the username of the user that logged into a computer last.
#>

# Option 1
$computer = 'dc1'
Get-ChildItem "\\$computer\c$\Users" | Sort-Object LastWriteTime -Descending | Select-Object Name, LastWriteTime -first 1

# Option 2