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Thank you. &nbsp;Sorry for late feedback. &nbsp;I find this whole dsc very odd. The entire pull server setup is based on 'x' resource, surprised anyone uses it from a compliance perspective you are basically, officially unsupported.
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Thank you.  Sorry for late feedback.  I find this whole dsc very odd. The entire pull server setup is based on 'x' resource, surprised anyone uses it from a compliance perspective you are basically, officially unsupported.

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Is this waiting on me? I thought I'd closed it already? Can you advise if action is on me please.
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Is this waiting on me? I thought I'd closed it already? Can you advise if action is on me please.

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Hi all. been implementing PS DSC and have a question regarding modules. &nbsp;I see they start with a C meaning community and an X meaning experimental - all good so &nbsp;far. does this mean Microsoft do not support either module and will now allow a support case raised for either in event of a problem? any point me to official statement? <br />
thanks
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Hi all. been implementing PS DSC and have a question regarding modules.  I see they start with a C meaning community and an X meaning experimental - all good so  far. does this mean Microsoft do not support either module and will now allow a support case raised for either in event of a problem? any point me to official statement? 
thanks

a question about the X in desired state configuration

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