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#requires -version 3
<#
.SYNOPSIS
  Registry Changer
.DESCRIPTION
  Adds predefined registry keys to the windows registry.
.PARAMETER UserName
  Optional, The UserName to use, defaults to $env:USERNAME (the username of the current user)
.PARAMETER UserDomain
  Optional, The UserDomain to use, defaults to $env:USERDOMAIN (the domain of the current user)

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cls

#Services are declared here, but you can of course load them from something like a CSV file.
$Servicelist = @("WinRM", "Winmgmt", "DHCP") 

#Computers are declared here, but you can of course load them from something like a CSV file.
$Computerlist = @("LocalHost", "Server1","Server2","Server3") 

#HashTable, wil store the services with running status for each server,
$ServiceStatus = @{}

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# Executes the Powershell HTML file, code prefixed with $( and suffixed with ) will be executed.
# Part of the Portable Powershell Webserver service/script made by @SteloNLD, Sten Lootens ([email protected]).
Function Invoke-PsHTML ($PsHTML_FilePath){
        Return Invoke-Expression ('@"
' + $(Get-Content $PsHTML_FilePath) + '
"@')

}

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### Script Global Settings
#Declare SMTP Connection Settings
$SMTPConnection = @{
    #Use Office365, Gmail, Other or OnPremise SMTP Relay FQDN
    SmtpServer = 'outlook.office365.com'
    
    #OnPrem SMTP Relay usually uses port 25 without SSL
    #Other Public SMTP Relays usually use SSL with a specific port such as 587 or 443
    Port = 587 
    UseSsl = $true    

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Clear-Host #Clearup the console.

### Script Output/Error Preferences.

#Enable/Disable Verbose Output for Debugging
$VerbosePreference = "Continue" #Use either Continue (Show) or SilentlyContinue (Hide)

#Stop Script Execution when an error occurs.
#Always use Stop!, if you need to bypass this behaviour for a specific command then use the -ErrorAction Parameter with SilentlyContinue for that command.
$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" 

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<#
.Synopsis
   Watch Powershell Job progress.
.DESCRIPTION
   This function allows you monitor the progress of the Powershell Jobs you just started,
   it wil show a progressbar and the remaining jobs that are still running.
   one of the key features is the ability to stop the other Jobs when 1 is failed.
.EXAMPLE
    Watch-Job -Job $Jobs
    Shows a progress bar indication how many jobs are completed/still running

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#                                         Preferences
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# Setting StrictMode to enforce Coding Best Practices.
Set-StrictMode -Version 2.0 

# Setting the Error Preference variable to stop to make sure that non terminating errors do terminate.
$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'