Daniel Scott-Raynsford

One thing I'd suggest (that I should have done in CertificateDsc) is put the C# code in a separate .cs file and import that in the Add-Type rather than embedding...

It does seem odd that there isn't a straight forward/easy way of doing this. I'll ask around internally to see if I can find anyone who might be in the...

I was wondering: could you call SC.EXE to do this flag? To Set: ```powershell & sc.exe @('qfailureflag', $ServiceName, 1) # True & sc.exe @('qfailureflag', $ServiceName, 0) # False ``` To...

Hi @shurick81 - to help me try and repl the issue, could you let me know they type of credential you're using for `$SPBatchCredential` (e.g. is it a domain cred,...

Hi @shurick81 , that is correct. Thank you for helping me look into this one.

I see. So basically the need would be to delete or report on any firewall rules that are not listed or set to "Ensure" in the DSC configuration applied to...

I've been considering this problem further and I can't figure out a way of determining which rules are "default" and which are user added. This is further compounded by the...

I still can't think of an easy way to solve this problem. It is a real head scratcher. @DamianBis - are you familiar with [Chef](https://www.chef.io/)? I wonder if they have...

Hi @rchaganti - good question. Can you forsee the need for any other Network QoS resources? If there is likely to be a whole load of them it might be...

@rchaganti - in that case, maybe a separate QoS resource module might be the way to go. But would be good to get some thoughts from the MSFT team.