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# Create the protection group object (the actual protection group will not be created until all necessary properties is specifed)
$PG = New-DPMProtectionGroup -Name '30 days - Application Servers'

# Select what DPM agent to protect
$server = Get-DPMProductionServer | Where-Object -Property MachineName -Value SRV01 -EQ

# Select data source from the specified DPM agent
$DataSource = Get-DPMDatasource -ProductionServer $server | Where-Object Name -eq 'E:\' | Get-DPMChildDatasource -Inquire | 
Where-Object Name -eq 'IBM'| Get-DPMChildDatasource -Inquire | Where-Object Name -eq 'WebSphere' |
Get-DPMChildDatasource -Inquire | Where-Object Name -eq 'profiles' 

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TOPIC
        about_Lability

SHORT DESCRIPTION

        Lability is a local Hyper-V lab provisioning framework.

LONG DESCRIPTION

        The Lability module enables simple provisioning of local Windows Hyper-V development and testing lab

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$ConfigData = @{
    AllNodes = @(
        @{
            NodeName = 'DC1';
            Lability_ProcessorCount = 2;
            Lability_SwitchName = 'CORPNET';
            Lability_Media = '2016_x64_Standard_Core_EN_Eval';
        },
        @{
            NodeName = 'APP1';

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# The easiest way to install Lability is to leverage PowerShellGet
Find-Module -Name Lability |
Install-Module

# One advantage of doing so is that Update-Module makes it very convenient to update to the latest version at a later point in time
Update-Module -Name Lability

# Explore available commands
Get-Command -Module Lability

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   # Get active computer accounts from Active Directory who is running a server operating system
  $Date = Get-Date
  $InactiveComputerObjectThresholdInDays = '15'
  $Servers =  Get-ADComputer -LDAPFilter "(&(objectCategory=computer)(operatingSystem=Windows Server*)(!serviceprincipalname=*MSClusterVirtualServer*))" -Properties description,lastlogontimestamp,operatingsystem | 
  Where-Object {[datetime]::FromFileTime($_.lastlogontimestamp) -gt $Date.AddDays(-$InactiveComputerObjectThresholdInDays)} |  
  Select-Object -Property @{name='computername';e={$_.name}},operatingsystem |
  Sort-Object -Property computername
  
  # Retrieve all computers who has DPM installed
  $DPMComputers = $Servers | Test-DPMCXComputer | Where-Object IsInstalled

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# Suggestion 1: Define in PowerShell DSC configurations for target systems that SMB 1 should be absent
configuration HyperV {

Import-DscResource -ModuleName PSDesiredStateConfiguration

node localhost {

    WindowsFeature SMB1 {

      Ensure = 'Absent'

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# Download and dot source the function (you could also put it into a module)
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/janegilring/PSCommunity/master/Inventory/Get-HotfixStatus.ps1' -OutFile "$env:temp\Get-HotfixStatus.ps1"

. "$env:temp\Get-HotfixStatus.ps1"

# Check out the command`s help examples
Get-Help Get-HotfixStatus -Examples

# Try them out
Get-HotfixStatus -Id KB4012214

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Import-Module -Name Tesla

Connect-Tesla

$OutsideTemp = (Get-Tesla -Command climate_state).outside_temp

Write-Output "Outside temp is: $OutsideTemp"

if($OutsideTemp -lt 1) {

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Import-Module -Name Tesla

Connect-Tesla

Write-Output "$(Get-Date): Starting heating and sleeping for 10 minutes"
Set-Tesla -Command auto_conditioning_start

Start-Sleep 600

Write-Output "$(Get-Date): Stopping heating"

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$MailParameters = @{
 From = 'Office 365 User <office365-user@domain.com>'
 To = 'external-user@outlook.com'
 Subject = 'Test from PowerShell'
 Body = "Hello World"
 SmtpServer = 'smtp.office365.com'
 Port = '587'
 Credential = Get-Credential -UserName office365-user@domain.com -Message 'Specify Office 365 user credential'
 UseSsl = $true
 }