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# This script is intended to configure Hyper-V on a Windows 10 machine where virtual disks are already present.

Configuration testbox
{
    Import-DscResource -module xHyper-V, xDismFeature
    Node localhost
    {
        xDismFeature HyperV
        {
            Ensure         = 'Present'

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$LastStatus = (Get-DscConfigurationStatus).StartDate
$Frequency = (Get-DscLocalConfigurationManager).ConfigurationModeFrequencyMins
while ( (Get-Date) -lt ($LastStatus.AddMinutes($Frequency)) )
    {
        Write-Host ((Get-Date) - ($LastStatus.AddMinutes($Frequency)))
    }

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# https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Convert-WindowsImageps1-0fe23a8f
# Update line 3044
# In version 6.3, the evaluator was comparing strings to integers.
# Replacing this line will use version objects to check the version of Windows and integers for the build number.
$isWin8 = (((new-object Version $os.Version) -ge (new-object Version 6.2)) -and ([uint32]$os.BuildNumber -ge $lowestSupportedBuild))

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# This function is meant to simplify a check against a DSC Pull Server. If you do not use the default service URL, you will need to adjust accordingly.
function Verify-DSCPullServer ($fqdn) {
    ([xml](invoke-webrequest "https://$($fqdn):8080/psdscpullserver.svc" | % Content)).service.workspace.collection.href
}
Verify-DSCPullServer 'INSERT SERVER FQDN'

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function fixcursor
{
    [console]::CursorSize = 25
}

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Function Run {
    param (
    [parameter (mandatory = $true, valuefrompipeline = $true)]
    [system.string]$Runbook,
    [system.string]$AutomationAccount
    )
    if (!(Get-Module Azure)) {ipmo 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Azure\PowerShell\ServiceManagement\Azure\Azure.psd1'}
    if (!$AutomationAccount) {$AutomationAccount = Get-AzureAutomationAccount | % AutomationAccountName}
    Start-AzureAutomationRunbook -Name $Runbook -AutomationAccountName $AutomationAccount
}

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$modules = 'C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\'
$modulename = 'xName'
$Description = 'Some Text'

if (!(test-path (join-path $modules $modulename))) {

    $modulefolder = mkdir (join-path $modules $modulename)
    New-ModuleManifest -Path (join-path $modulefolder "$modulename.psd1") -Guid $([system.guid]::newguid().guid) -Author 'Author' -CompanyName 'Company Name' -Copyright '2015' -ModuleVersion '0.1.0.0' -Description $Description -PowerShellVersion '4.0'

    $standard = @{ModuleName = $modulename

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Configuration CA
{
    param (
        [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] 
        [ValidateNotNullorEmpty()] 
        [PsCredential] $credential 
        )
    Import-DSCResource -module xAdcsDeployment
    Node 'localhost'
    {

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# This is an advanced Configuration example for Pull Server production deployments on Windows Server 2012 R2.
# Many of the features demonstrated are optional and provided to demonstrate how to adapt the Configuration for multiple scenarios
# Select the needed resources based on the requirements for each environment.
# Optional scenarios include:
#      * Reduce footprint to Server Core
#      * Rename server and join domain
#      * Switch from SSL to TLS for HTTPS
#      * Automatically load certificate from Certificate Authority
#      * Locate Modules and Configuration data on remote SMB share
#      * Manage state of default websites in IIS

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function Connect {
    param (
    [parameter (mandatory = $true)]
    [system.string]$vm,
    [parameter (mandatory = $true)]
    [system.string]$service,
    [parameter (mandatory = $true, valuefrompipeline = $true)]
    [pscredential]$cred
    )
    $Services = Get-AzureService | % ServiceName