- $val : TimeOfDay
-
The defenderScheduledQuickScanTime
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderScheduledScanDay()
Sets the defenderScheduledScanDay Selects the day that the Windows Defender scan should run. Possible values are: userDefined, everyday, sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, noScheduledScan.
public
setDefenderScheduledScanDay(WeeklySchedule $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : WeeklySchedule
-
The defenderScheduledScanDay
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderScheduledScanTime()
Sets the defenderScheduledScanTime Selects the time of day that the Windows Defender scan should run.
public
setDefenderScheduledScanTime(TimeOfDay $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : TimeOfDay
-
The defenderScheduledScanTime
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecution()
Sets the defenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecution Value indicating the behavior of js/vbs executing payload downloaded from Internet. Possible values are: userDefined, enable, auditMode, warn, notConfigured.
public
setDefenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecution(DefenderProtectionType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderProtectionType
-
The defenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecution
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecutionType()
Sets the defenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecutionType Value indicating the behavior of js/vbs executing payload downloaded from Internet. Possible values are: userDefined, block, auditMode, warn, disable.
public
setDefenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecutionType(DefenderAttackSurfaceType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderAttackSurfaceType
-
The defenderScriptDownloadedPayloadExecutionType
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCode()
Sets the defenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCode Value indicating the behavior of obfuscated js/vbs/ps/macro code. Possible values are: userDefined, enable, auditMode, warn, notConfigured.
public
setDefenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCode(DefenderProtectionType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderProtectionType
-
The defenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCode
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCodeType()
Sets the defenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCodeType Value indicating the behavior of obfuscated js/vbs/ps/macro code. Possible values are: userDefined, block, auditMode, warn, disable.
public
setDefenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCodeType(DefenderAttackSurfaceType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderAttackSurfaceType
-
The defenderScriptObfuscatedMacroCodeType
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterBlockExploitProtectionOverride()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterBlockExploitProtectionOverride Indicates whether or not to block user from overriding Exploit Protection settings.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterBlockExploitProtectionOverride(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterBlockExploitProtectionOverride
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableAccountUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableAccountUI Used to disable the display of the account protection area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableAccountUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableAccountUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableAppBrowserUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableAppBrowserUI Used to disable the display of the app and browser protection area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableAppBrowserUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableAppBrowserUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableClearTpmUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableClearTpmUI Used to disable the display of the Clear TPM button.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableClearTpmUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableClearTpmUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableFamilyUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableFamilyUI Used to disable the display of the family options area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableFamilyUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableFamilyUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableHardwareUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableHardwareUI Used to disable the display of the hardware protection area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableHardwareUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableHardwareUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableHealthUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableHealthUI Used to disable the display of the device performance and health area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableHealthUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableHealthUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableNetworkUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableNetworkUI Used to disable the display of the firewall and network protection area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableNetworkUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableNetworkUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableNotificationAreaUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableNotificationAreaUI Used to disable the display of the notification area control. The user needs to either sign out and sign in or reboot the computer for this setting to take effect.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableNotificationAreaUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableNotificationAreaUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableRansomwareUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableRansomwareUI Used to disable the display of the ransomware protection area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableRansomwareUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableRansomwareUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableSecureBootUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableSecureBootUI Used to disable the display of the secure boot area under Device security.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableSecureBootUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableSecureBootUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableTroubleshootingUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableTroubleshootingUI Used to disable the display of the security process troubleshooting under Device security.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableTroubleshootingUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableTroubleshootingUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableVirusUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableVirusUI Used to disable the display of the virus and threat protection area.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableVirusUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableVirusUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableVulnerableTpmFirmwareUpdateUI()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterDisableVulnerableTpmFirmwareUpdateUI Used to disable the display of update TPM Firmware when a vulnerable firmware is detected.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterDisableVulnerableTpmFirmwareUpdateUI(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The defenderSecurityCenterDisableVulnerableTpmFirmwareUpdateUI
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterHelpEmail()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterHelpEmail The email address that is displayed to users.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterHelpEmail(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The defenderSecurityCenterHelpEmail
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterHelpPhone()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterHelpPhone The phone number or Skype ID that is displayed to users.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterHelpPhone(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The defenderSecurityCenterHelpPhone
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterHelpURL()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterHelpURL The help portal URL this is displayed to users.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterHelpURL(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The defenderSecurityCenterHelpURL
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterITContactDisplay()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterITContactDisplay Configure where to display IT contact information to end users. Possible values are: notConfigured, displayInAppAndInNotifications, displayOnlyInApp, displayOnlyInNotifications.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterITContactDisplay(DefenderSecurityCenterITContactDisplayType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderSecurityCenterITContactDisplayType
-
The defenderSecurityCenterITContactDisplay
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterNotificationsFromApp()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterNotificationsFromApp Notifications to show from the displayed areas of app. Possible values are: notConfigured, blockNoncriticalNotifications, blockAllNotifications.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterNotificationsFromApp(DefenderSecurityCenterNotificationsFromAppType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderSecurityCenterNotificationsFromAppType
-
The defenderSecurityCenterNotificationsFromApp
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSecurityCenterOrganizationDisplayName()
Sets the defenderSecurityCenterOrganizationDisplayName The company name that is displayed to the users.
public
setDefenderSecurityCenterOrganizationDisplayName(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The defenderSecurityCenterOrganizationDisplayName
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSignatureUpdateIntervalInHours()
Sets the defenderSignatureUpdateIntervalInHours Specifies the interval (in hours) that will be used to check for signatures, so instead of using the ScheduleDay and ScheduleTime the check for new signatures will be set according to the interval. Valid values 0 to 24
public
setDefenderSignatureUpdateIntervalInHours(int $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The defenderSignatureUpdateIntervalInHours
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderSubmitSamplesConsentType()
Sets the defenderSubmitSamplesConsentType Checks for the user consent level in Windows Defender to send data. Possible values are: sendSafeSamplesAutomatically, alwaysPrompt, neverSend, sendAllSamplesAutomatically.
public
setDefenderSubmitSamplesConsentType(DefenderSubmitSamplesConsentType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderSubmitSamplesConsentType
-
The defenderSubmitSamplesConsentType
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderUntrustedExecutable()
Sets the defenderUntrustedExecutable Value indicating response to executables that don't meet a prevalence, age, or trusted list criteria. Possible values are: userDefined, enable, auditMode, warn, notConfigured.
public
setDefenderUntrustedExecutable(DefenderProtectionType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderProtectionType
-
The defenderUntrustedExecutable
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderUntrustedExecutableType()
Sets the defenderUntrustedExecutableType Value indicating response to executables that don't meet a prevalence, age, or trusted list criteria. Possible values are: userDefined, block, auditMode, warn, disable.
public
setDefenderUntrustedExecutableType(DefenderAttackSurfaceType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderAttackSurfaceType
-
The defenderUntrustedExecutableType
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderUntrustedUSBProcess()
Sets the defenderUntrustedUSBProcess Value indicating response to untrusted and unsigned processes that run from USB. Possible values are: userDefined, enable, auditMode, warn, notConfigured.
public
setDefenderUntrustedUSBProcess(DefenderProtectionType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderProtectionType
-
The defenderUntrustedUSBProcess
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDefenderUntrustedUSBProcessType()
Sets the defenderUntrustedUSBProcessType Value indicating response to untrusted and unsigned processes that run from USB. Possible values are: userDefined, block, auditMode, warn, disable.
public
setDefenderUntrustedUSBProcessType(DefenderAttackSurfaceType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DefenderAttackSurfaceType
-
The defenderUntrustedUSBProcessType
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDescription()
Sets the description Admin provided description of the Device Configuration.
public
setDescription(string $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The description
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDeviceGuardEnableSecureBootWithDMA()
Sets the deviceGuardEnableSecureBootWithDMA This property will be deprecated in May 2019 and will be replaced with property DeviceGuardSecureBootWithDMA. Specifies whether Platform Security Level is enabled at next reboot.
public
setDeviceGuardEnableSecureBootWithDMA(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The deviceGuardEnableSecureBootWithDMA
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDeviceGuardEnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity()
Sets the deviceGuardEnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity Turns On Virtualization Based Security(VBS).
public
setDeviceGuardEnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The deviceGuardEnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDeviceGuardLaunchSystemGuard()
Sets the deviceGuardLaunchSystemGuard Allows the IT admin to configure the launch of System Guard. Possible values are: notConfigured, enabled, disabled.
public
setDeviceGuardLaunchSystemGuard(Enablement $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : Enablement
-
The deviceGuardLaunchSystemGuard
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDeviceGuardLocalSystemAuthorityCredentialGuardSettings()
Sets the deviceGuardLocalSystemAuthorityCredentialGuardSettings Turn on Credential Guard when Platform Security Level with Secure Boot and Virtualization Based Security are both enabled. Possible values are: notConfigured, enableWithUEFILock, enableWithoutUEFILock, disable.
public
setDeviceGuardLocalSystemAuthorityCredentialGuardSettings(DeviceGuardLocalSystemAuthorityCredentialGuardType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceGuardLocalSystemAuthorityCredentialGuardType
-
The deviceGuardLocalSystemAuthorityCredentialGuardSettings
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDeviceGuardSecureBootWithDMA()
Sets the deviceGuardSecureBootWithDMA Specifies whether Platform Security Level is enabled at next reboot. Possible values are: notConfigured, withoutDMA, withDMA.
public
setDeviceGuardSecureBootWithDMA(SecureBootWithDMAType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : SecureBootWithDMAType
-
The deviceGuardSecureBootWithDMA
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setDeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleDeviceMode()
Sets the deviceManagementApplicabilityRuleDeviceMode The device mode applicability rule for this Policy.
public
setDeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleDeviceMode(DeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleDeviceMode $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleDeviceMode
-
The deviceManagementApplicabilityRuleDeviceMode
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsEdition()
Sets the deviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsEdition The OS edition applicability for this Policy.
public
setDeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsEdition(DeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsEdition $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsEdition
-
The deviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsEdition
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsVersion()
Sets the deviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsVersion The OS version applicability rule for this Policy.
public
setDeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsVersion(DeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsVersion $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsVersion
-
The deviceManagementApplicabilityRuleOsVersion
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDeviceSettingStateSummaries()
Sets the deviceSettingStateSummaries Device Configuration Setting State Device Summary
public
setDeviceSettingStateSummaries(SettingStateDeviceSummary $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : SettingStateDeviceSummary
-
The deviceSettingStateSummaries
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDeviceStatuses()
Sets the deviceStatuses Device configuration installation status by device.
public
setDeviceStatuses(DeviceConfigurationDeviceStatus $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceConfigurationDeviceStatus
-
The deviceStatuses
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDeviceStatusOverview()
Sets the deviceStatusOverview Device Configuration devices status overview
public
setDeviceStatusOverview(DeviceConfigurationDeviceOverview $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceConfigurationDeviceOverview
-
The deviceStatusOverview
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDisplayName()
Sets the displayName Admin provided name of the device configuration.
public
setDisplayName(string $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The displayName
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setDmaGuardDeviceEnumerationPolicy()
Sets the dmaGuardDeviceEnumerationPolicy This policy is intended to provide additional security against external DMA capable devices. It allows for more control over the enumeration of external DMA capable devices incompatible with DMA Remapping/device memory isolation and sandboxing. This policy only takes effect when Kernel DMA Protection is supported and enabled by the system firmware. Kernel DMA Protection is a platform feature that cannot be controlled via policy or by end user. It has to be supported by the system at the time of manufacturing. To check if the system supports Kernel DMA Protection, please check the Kernel DMA Protection field in the Summary page of MSINFO32.exe.
public
setDmaGuardDeviceEnumerationPolicy(DmaGuardDeviceEnumerationPolicyType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DmaGuardDeviceEnumerationPolicyType
-
The dmaGuardDeviceEnumerationPolicy
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallBlockStatefulFTP()
Sets the firewallBlockStatefulFTP Blocks stateful FTP connections to the device
public
setFirewallBlockStatefulFTP(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallBlockStatefulFTP
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallCertificateRevocationListCheckMethod()
Sets the firewallCertificateRevocationListCheckMethod Specify how the certificate revocation list is to be enforced. Possible values are: deviceDefault, none, attempt, require.
public
setFirewallCertificateRevocationListCheckMethod(FirewallCertificateRevocationListCheckMethodType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : FirewallCertificateRevocationListCheckMethodType
-
The firewallCertificateRevocationListCheckMethod
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallIdleTimeoutForSecurityAssociationInSeconds()
Sets the firewallIdleTimeoutForSecurityAssociationInSeconds Configures the idle timeout for security associations, in seconds, from 300 to 3600 inclusive. This is the period after which security associations will expire and be deleted. Valid values 300 to 3600
public
setFirewallIdleTimeoutForSecurityAssociationInSeconds(int $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The firewallIdleTimeoutForSecurityAssociationInSeconds
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowDHCP()
Sets the firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowDHCP Configures IPSec exemptions to allow both IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP traffic
public
setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowDHCP(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowDHCP
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowICMP()
Sets the firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowICMP Configures IPSec exemptions to allow ICMP
public
setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowICMP(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowICMP
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowNeighborDiscovery()
Sets the firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowNeighborDiscovery Configures IPSec exemptions to allow neighbor discovery IPv6 ICMP type-codes
public
setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowNeighborDiscovery(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowNeighborDiscovery
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowRouterDiscovery()
Sets the firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowRouterDiscovery Configures IPSec exemptions to allow router discovery IPv6 ICMP type-codes
public
setFirewallIPSecExemptionsAllowRouterDiscovery(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallIPSecExemptionsAllowRouterDiscovery
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallIPSecExemptionsNone()
Sets the firewallIPSecExemptionsNone Configures IPSec exemptions to no exemptions
public
setFirewallIPSecExemptionsNone(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallIPSecExemptionsNone
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallMergeKeyingModuleSettings()
Sets the firewallMergeKeyingModuleSettings If an authentication set is not fully supported by a keying module, direct the module to ignore only unsupported authentication suites rather than the entire set
public
setFirewallMergeKeyingModuleSettings(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The firewallMergeKeyingModuleSettings
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallPacketQueueingMethod()
Sets the firewallPacketQueueingMethod Configures how packet queueing should be applied in the tunnel gateway scenario. Possible values are: deviceDefault, disabled, queueInbound, queueOutbound, queueBoth.
public
setFirewallPacketQueueingMethod(FirewallPacketQueueingMethodType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : FirewallPacketQueueingMethodType
-
The firewallPacketQueueingMethod
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallPreSharedKeyEncodingMethod()
Sets the firewallPreSharedKeyEncodingMethod Select the preshared key encoding to be used. Possible values are: deviceDefault, none, utF8.
public
setFirewallPreSharedKeyEncodingMethod(FirewallPreSharedKeyEncodingMethodType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : FirewallPreSharedKeyEncodingMethodType
-
The firewallPreSharedKeyEncodingMethod
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallProfileDomain()
Sets the firewallProfileDomain Configures the firewall profile settings for domain networks
public
setFirewallProfileDomain(WindowsFirewallNetworkProfile $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : WindowsFirewallNetworkProfile
-
The firewallProfileDomain
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallProfilePrivate()
Sets the firewallProfilePrivate Configures the firewall profile settings for private networks
public
setFirewallProfilePrivate(WindowsFirewallNetworkProfile $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : WindowsFirewallNetworkProfile
-
The firewallProfilePrivate
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallProfilePublic()
Sets the firewallProfilePublic Configures the firewall profile settings for public networks
public
setFirewallProfilePublic(WindowsFirewallNetworkProfile $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : WindowsFirewallNetworkProfile
-
The firewallProfilePublic
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setFirewallRules()
Sets the firewallRules Configures the firewall rule settings. This collection can contain a maximum of 150 elements.
public
setFirewallRules(WindowsFirewallRule $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : WindowsFirewallRule
-
The firewallRules
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setGroupAssignments()
Sets the groupAssignments The list of group assignments for the device configuration profile.
public
setGroupAssignments(DeviceConfigurationGroupAssignment $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceConfigurationGroupAssignment
-
The groupAssignments
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setLanManagerAuthenticationLevel()
Sets the lanManagerAuthenticationLevel This security setting determines which challenge/response authentication protocol is used for network logons. Possible values are: lmAndNltm, lmNtlmAndNtlmV2, lmAndNtlmOnly, lmAndNtlmV2, lmNtlmV2AndNotLm, lmNtlmV2AndNotLmOrNtm.
public
setLanManagerAuthenticationLevel(LanManagerAuthenticationLevel $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LanManagerAuthenticationLevel
-
The lanManagerAuthenticationLevel
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLanManagerWorkstationDisableInsecureGuestLogons()
Sets the lanManagerWorkstationDisableInsecureGuestLogons If enabled,the SMB client will allow insecure guest logons. If not configured, the SMB client will reject insecure guest logons.
public
setLanManagerWorkstationDisableInsecureGuestLogons(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The lanManagerWorkstationDisableInsecureGuestLogons
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLastModifiedDateTime()
Sets the lastModifiedDateTime DateTime the object was last modified.
public
setLastModifiedDateTime(DateTime $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The lastModifiedDateTime
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAdministratorAccountName()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAdministratorAccountName Define a different account name to be associated with the security identifier (SID) for the account 'Administrator'.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAdministratorAccountName(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The localSecurityOptionsAdministratorAccountName
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAdministratorElevationPromptBehavior()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAdministratorElevationPromptBehavior Define the behavior of the elevation prompt for admins in Admin Approval Mode. Possible values are: notConfigured, elevateWithoutPrompting, promptForCredentialsOnTheSecureDesktop, promptForConsentOnTheSecureDesktop, promptForCredentials, promptForConsent, promptForConsentForNonWindowsBinaries.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAdministratorElevationPromptBehavior(LocalSecurityOptionsAdministratorElevationPromptBehaviorType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsAdministratorElevationPromptBehaviorType
-
The localSecurityOptionsAdministratorElevationPromptBehavior
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccountsAndShares()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccountsAndShares This security setting determines whether to allows anonymous users to perform certain activities, such as enumerating the names of domain accounts and network shares.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccountsAndShares(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccountsAndShares
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowPKU2UAuthenticationRequests()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowPKU2UAuthenticationRequests Block PKU2U authentication requests to this device to use online identities.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowPKU2UAuthenticationRequests(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowPKU2UAuthenticationRequests
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManager()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManager Edit the default Security Descriptor Definition Language string to allow or deny users and groups to make remote calls to the SAM.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManager(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManager
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManagerHelperBool()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManagerHelperBool UI helper boolean for LocalSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManager entity
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManagerHelperBool(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowRemoteCallsToSecurityAccountsManagerHelperBool
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowSystemToBeShutDownWithoutHavingToLogOn()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowSystemToBeShutDownWithoutHavingToLogOn This security setting determines whether a computer can be shut down without having to log on to Windows.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowSystemToBeShutDownWithoutHavingToLogOn(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowSystemToBeShutDownWithoutHavingToLogOn
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationElevation()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationElevation Allow UIAccess apps to prompt for elevation without using the secure desktop.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationElevation(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationElevation
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationsForSecureLocations()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationsForSecureLocations Allow UIAccess apps to prompt for elevation without using the secure desktop.Default is enabled
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationsForSecureLocations(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowUIAccessApplicationsForSecureLocations
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowUndockWithoutHavingToLogon()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsAllowUndockWithoutHavingToLogon Prevent a portable computer from being undocked without having to log in.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsAllowUndockWithoutHavingToLogon(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsAllowUndockWithoutHavingToLogon
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockMicrosoftAccounts()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsBlockMicrosoftAccounts Prevent users from adding new Microsoft accounts to this computer.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockMicrosoftAccounts(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsBlockMicrosoftAccounts
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteLogonWithBlankPassword()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteLogonWithBlankPassword Enable Local accounts that are not password protected to log on from locations other than the physical device.Default is enabled
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteLogonWithBlankPassword(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteLogonWithBlankPassword
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteOpticalDriveAccess()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteOpticalDriveAccess Enabling this settings allows only interactively logged on user to access CD-ROM media.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteOpticalDriveAccess(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsBlockRemoteOpticalDriveAccess
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockUsersInstallingPrinterDrivers()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsBlockUsersInstallingPrinterDrivers Restrict installing printer drivers as part of connecting to a shared printer to admins only.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsBlockUsersInstallingPrinterDrivers(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsBlockUsersInstallingPrinterDrivers
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsClearVirtualMemoryPageFile()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsClearVirtualMemoryPageFile This security setting determines whether the virtual memory pagefile is cleared when the system is shut down.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsClearVirtualMemoryPageFile(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsClearVirtualMemoryPageFile
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsClientDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsClientDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways This security setting determines whether packet signing is required by the SMB client component.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsClientDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsClientDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsClientSendUnencryptedPasswordToThirdPartySMBServers()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsClientSendUnencryptedPasswordToThirdPartySMBServers If this security setting is enabled, the Server Message Block (SMB) redirector is allowed to send plaintext passwords to non-Microsoft SMB servers that do not support password encryption during authentication.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsClientSendUnencryptedPasswordToThirdPartySMBServers(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsClientSendUnencryptedPasswordToThirdPartySMBServers
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDetectApplicationInstallationsAndPromptForElevation()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDetectApplicationInstallationsAndPromptForElevation App installations requiring elevated privileges will prompt for admin credentials.Default is enabled
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDetectApplicationInstallationsAndPromptForElevation(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDetectApplicationInstallationsAndPromptForElevation
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableAdministratorAccount()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDisableAdministratorAccount Determines whether the Local Administrator account is enabled or disabled.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableAdministratorAccount(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDisableAdministratorAccount
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableClientDigitallySignCommunicationsIfServerAgrees()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDisableClientDigitallySignCommunicationsIfServerAgrees This security setting determines whether the SMB client attempts to negotiate SMB packet signing.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableClientDigitallySignCommunicationsIfServerAgrees(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDisableClientDigitallySignCommunicationsIfServerAgrees
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableGuestAccount()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDisableGuestAccount Determines if the Guest account is enabled or disabled.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableGuestAccount(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDisableGuestAccount
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways This security setting determines whether packet signing is required by the SMB server component.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsAlways
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsIfClientAgrees()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsIfClientAgrees This security setting determines whether the SMB server will negotiate SMB packet signing with clients that request it.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsIfClientAgrees(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDisableServerDigitallySignCommunicationsIfClientAgrees
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDoNotAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccounts()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDoNotAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccounts This security setting determines what additional permissions will be granted for anonymous connections to the computer.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDoNotAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccounts(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDoNotAllowAnonymousEnumerationOfSAMAccounts
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDoNotRequireCtrlAltDel()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDoNotRequireCtrlAltDel Require CTRL+ALT+DEL to be pressed before a user can log on.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDoNotRequireCtrlAltDel(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDoNotRequireCtrlAltDel
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsDoNotStoreLANManagerHashValueOnNextPasswordChange()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsDoNotStoreLANManagerHashValueOnNextPasswordChange This security setting determines if, at the next password change, the LAN Manager (LM) hash value for the new password is stored. It’s not stored by default.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsDoNotStoreLANManagerHashValueOnNextPasswordChange(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsDoNotStoreLANManagerHashValueOnNextPasswordChange
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsFormatAndEjectOfRemovableMediaAllowedUser()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsFormatAndEjectOfRemovableMediaAllowedUser Define who is allowed to format and eject removable NTFS media. Possible values are: notConfigured, administrators, administratorsAndPowerUsers, administratorsAndInteractiveUsers.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsFormatAndEjectOfRemovableMediaAllowedUser(LocalSecurityOptionsFormatAndEjectOfRemovableMediaAllowedUserType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsFormatAndEjectOfRemovableMediaAllowedUserType
-
The localSecurityOptionsFormatAndEjectOfRemovableMediaAllowedUser
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsGuestAccountName()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsGuestAccountName Define a different account name to be associated with the security identifier (SID) for the account 'Guest'.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsGuestAccountName(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The localSecurityOptionsGuestAccountName
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsHideLastSignedInUser()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsHideLastSignedInUser Do not display the username of the last person who signed in on this device.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsHideLastSignedInUser(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsHideLastSignedInUser
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsHideUsernameAtSignIn()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsHideUsernameAtSignIn Do not display the username of the person signing in to this device after credentials are entered and before the device’s desktop is shown.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsHideUsernameAtSignIn(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsHideUsernameAtSignIn
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsInformationDisplayedOnLockScreen()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsInformationDisplayedOnLockScreen Configure the user information that is displayed when the session is locked. If not configured, user display name, domain and username are shown. Possible values are: notConfigured, administrators, administratorsAndPowerUsers, administratorsAndInteractiveUsers.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsInformationDisplayedOnLockScreen(LocalSecurityOptionsInformationDisplayedOnLockScreenType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsInformationDisplayedOnLockScreenType
-
The localSecurityOptionsInformationDisplayedOnLockScreen
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsInformationShownOnLockScreen()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsInformationShownOnLockScreen Configure the user information that is displayed when the session is locked. If not configured, user display name, domain and username are shown. Possible values are: notConfigured, userDisplayNameDomainUser, userDisplayNameOnly, doNotDisplayUser.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsInformationShownOnLockScreen(LocalSecurityOptionsInformationShownOnLockScreenType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsInformationShownOnLockScreenType
-
The localSecurityOptionsInformationShownOnLockScreen
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageText()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageText Set message text for users attempting to log in.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageText(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The localSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageText
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageTitle()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageTitle Set message title for users attempting to log in.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageTitle(string $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The localSecurityOptionsLogOnMessageTitle
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimit()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimit Define maximum minutes of inactivity on the interactive desktop’s login screen until the screen saver runs. Valid values 0 to 9999
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimit(int $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The localSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimit
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimitInMinutes()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimitInMinutes Define maximum minutes of inactivity on the interactive desktop’s login screen until the screen saver runs. Valid values 0 to 9999
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimitInMinutes(int $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The localSecurityOptionsMachineInactivityLimitInMinutes
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedClients()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedClients This security setting allows a client to require the negotiation of 128-bit encryption and/or NTLMv2 session security. Possible values are: none, requireNtmlV2SessionSecurity, require128BitEncryption, ntlmV2And128BitEncryption.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedClients(LocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurity $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurity
-
The localSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedClients
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedServers()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedServers This security setting allows a server to require the negotiation of 128-bit encryption and/or NTLMv2 session security. Possible values are: none, requireNtmlV2SessionSecurity, require128BitEncryption, ntlmV2And128BitEncryption.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedServers(LocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurity $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurity
-
The localSecurityOptionsMinimumSessionSecurityForNtlmSspBasedServers
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsOnlyElevateSignedExecutables()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsOnlyElevateSignedExecutables Enforce PKI certification path validation for a given executable file before it is permitted to run.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsOnlyElevateSignedExecutables(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsOnlyElevateSignedExecutables
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsRestrictAnonymousAccessToNamedPipesAndShares()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsRestrictAnonymousAccessToNamedPipesAndShares By default, this security setting restricts anonymous access to shares and pipes to the settings for named pipes that can be accessed anonymously and Shares that can be accessed anonymously
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsRestrictAnonymousAccessToNamedPipesAndShares(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsRestrictAnonymousAccessToNamedPipesAndShares
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsSmartCardRemovalBehavior()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsSmartCardRemovalBehavior This security setting determines what happens when the smart card for a logged-on user is removed from the smart card reader. Possible values are: lockWorkstation, noAction, forceLogoff, disconnectRemoteDesktopSession.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsSmartCardRemovalBehavior(LocalSecurityOptionsSmartCardRemovalBehaviorType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsSmartCardRemovalBehaviorType
-
The localSecurityOptionsSmartCardRemovalBehavior
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsStandardUserElevationPromptBehavior()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsStandardUserElevationPromptBehavior Define the behavior of the elevation prompt for standard users. Possible values are: notConfigured, automaticallyDenyElevationRequests, promptForCredentialsOnTheSecureDesktop, promptForCredentials.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsStandardUserElevationPromptBehavior(LocalSecurityOptionsStandardUserElevationPromptBehaviorType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : LocalSecurityOptionsStandardUserElevationPromptBehaviorType
-
The localSecurityOptionsStandardUserElevationPromptBehavior
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsSwitchToSecureDesktopWhenPromptingForElevation()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsSwitchToSecureDesktopWhenPromptingForElevation Enable all elevation requests to go to the interactive user's desktop rather than the secure desktop. Prompt behavior policy settings for admins and standard users are used.
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsSwitchToSecureDesktopWhenPromptingForElevation(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsSwitchToSecureDesktopWhenPromptingForElevation
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalMode()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalMode Defines whether the built-in admin account uses Admin Approval Mode or runs all apps with full admin privileges.Default is enabled
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalMode(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalMode
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalModeForAdministrators()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalModeForAdministrators Define whether Admin Approval Mode and all UAC policy settings are enabled, default is enabled
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalModeForAdministrators(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsUseAdminApprovalModeForAdministrators
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setLocalSecurityOptionsVirtualizeFileAndRegistryWriteFailuresToPerUserLocations()
Sets the localSecurityOptionsVirtualizeFileAndRegistryWriteFailuresToPerUserLocations Virtualize file and registry write failures to per user locations
public
setLocalSecurityOptionsVirtualizeFileAndRegistryWriteFailuresToPerUserLocations(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The localSecurityOptionsVirtualizeFileAndRegistryWriteFailuresToPerUserLocations
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setRoleScopeTagIds()
Sets the roleScopeTagIds List of Scope Tags for this Entity instance.
public
setRoleScopeTagIds(string $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The roleScopeTagIds
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setSmartScreenBlockOverrideForFiles()
Sets the smartScreenBlockOverrideForFiles Allows IT Admins to control whether users can can ignore SmartScreen warnings and run malicious files.
public
setSmartScreenBlockOverrideForFiles(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The smartScreenBlockOverrideForFiles
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setSmartScreenEnableInShell()
Sets the smartScreenEnableInShell Allows IT Admins to configure SmartScreen for Windows.
public
setSmartScreenEnableInShell(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The smartScreenEnableInShell
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setSupportsScopeTags()
Sets the supportsScopeTags Indicates whether or not the underlying Device Configuration supports the assignment of scope tags. Assigning to the ScopeTags property is not allowed when this value is false and entities will not be visible to scoped users. This occurs for Legacy policies created in Silverlight and can be resolved by deleting and recreating the policy in the Azure Portal. This property is read-only.
public
setSupportsScopeTags(bool $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The supportsScopeTags
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setUserRightsAccessCredentialManagerAsTrustedCaller()
Sets the userRightsAccessCredentialManagerAsTrustedCaller This user right is used by Credential Manager during Backup/Restore. Users' saved credentials might be compromised if this privilege is given to other entities. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsAccessCredentialManagerAsTrustedCaller(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsAccessCredentialManagerAsTrustedCaller
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsActAsPartOfTheOperatingSystem()
Sets the userRightsActAsPartOfTheOperatingSystem This user right allows a process to impersonate any user without authentication. The process can therefore gain access to the same local resources as that user. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsActAsPartOfTheOperatingSystem(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsActAsPartOfTheOperatingSystem
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsAllowAccessFromNetwork()
Sets the userRightsAllowAccessFromNetwork This user right determines which users and groups are allowed to connect to the computer over the network. State Allowed is supported.
public
setUserRightsAllowAccessFromNetwork(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsAllowAccessFromNetwork
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsBackupData()
Sets the userRightsBackupData This user right determines which users can bypass file, directory, registry, and other persistent objects permissions when backing up files and directories. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsBackupData(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsBackupData
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsBlockAccessFromNetwork()
Sets the userRightsBlockAccessFromNetwork This user right determines which users and groups are block from connecting to the computer over the network. State Block is supported.
public
setUserRightsBlockAccessFromNetwork(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsBlockAccessFromNetwork
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsChangeSystemTime()
Sets the userRightsChangeSystemTime This user right determines which users and groups can change the time and date on the internal clock of the computer. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsChangeSystemTime(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsChangeSystemTime
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsCreateGlobalObjects()
Sets the userRightsCreateGlobalObjects This security setting determines whether users can create global objects that are available to all sessions. Users who can create global objects could affect processes that run under other users' sessions, which could lead to application failure or data corruption. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsCreateGlobalObjects(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsCreateGlobalObjects
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsCreatePageFile()
Sets the userRightsCreatePageFile This user right determines which users and groups can call an internal API to create and change the size of a page file. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsCreatePageFile(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsCreatePageFile
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsCreatePermanentSharedObjects()
Sets the userRightsCreatePermanentSharedObjects This user right determines which accounts can be used by processes to create a directory object using the object manager. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsCreatePermanentSharedObjects(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsCreatePermanentSharedObjects
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsCreateSymbolicLinks()
Sets the userRightsCreateSymbolicLinks This user right determines if the user can create a symbolic link from the computer to which they are logged on. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsCreateSymbolicLinks(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsCreateSymbolicLinks
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsCreateToken()
Sets the userRightsCreateToken This user right determines which users/groups can be used by processes to create a token that can then be used to get access to any local resources when the process uses an internal API to create an access token. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsCreateToken(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsCreateToken
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsDebugPrograms()
Sets the userRightsDebugPrograms This user right determines which users can attach a debugger to any process or to the kernel. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsDebugPrograms(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsDebugPrograms
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsDelegation()
Sets the userRightsDelegation This user right determines which users can set the Trusted for Delegation setting on a user or computer object. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsDelegation(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsDelegation
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsDenyLocalLogOn()
Sets the userRightsDenyLocalLogOn This user right determines which users cannot log on to the computer. States NotConfigured, Blocked are supported
public
setUserRightsDenyLocalLogOn(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsDenyLocalLogOn
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsGenerateSecurityAudits()
Sets the userRightsGenerateSecurityAudits This user right determines which accounts can be used by a process to add entries to the security log. The security log is used to trace unauthorized system access. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsGenerateSecurityAudits(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsGenerateSecurityAudits
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsImpersonateClient()
Sets the userRightsImpersonateClient Assigning this user right to a user allows programs running on behalf of that user to impersonate a client. Requiring this user right for this kind of impersonation prevents an unauthorized user from convincing a client to connect to a service that they have created and then impersonating that client, which can elevate the unauthorized user's permissions to administrative or system levels. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsImpersonateClient(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsImpersonateClient
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsIncreaseSchedulingPriority()
Sets the userRightsIncreaseSchedulingPriority This user right determines which accounts can use a process with Write Property access to another process to increase the execution priority assigned to the other process. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsIncreaseSchedulingPriority(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsIncreaseSchedulingPriority
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsLoadUnloadDrivers()
Sets the userRightsLoadUnloadDrivers This user right determines which users can dynamically load and unload device drivers or other code in to kernel mode. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsLoadUnloadDrivers(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsLoadUnloadDrivers
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsLocalLogOn()
Sets the userRightsLocalLogOn This user right determines which users can log on to the computer. States NotConfigured, Allowed are supported
public
setUserRightsLocalLogOn(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsLocalLogOn
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsLockMemory()
Sets the userRightsLockMemory This user right determines which accounts can use a process to keep data in physical memory, which prevents the system from paging the data to virtual memory on disk. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsLockMemory(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsLockMemory
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsManageAuditingAndSecurityLogs()
Sets the userRightsManageAuditingAndSecurityLogs This user right determines which users can specify object access auditing options for individual resources, such as files, Active Directory objects, and registry keys. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsManageAuditingAndSecurityLogs(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsManageAuditingAndSecurityLogs
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsManageVolumes()
Sets the userRightsManageVolumes This user right determines which users and groups can run maintenance tasks on a volume, such as remote defragmentation. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsManageVolumes(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsManageVolumes
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsModifyFirmwareEnvironment()
Sets the userRightsModifyFirmwareEnvironment This user right determines who can modify firmware environment values. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsModifyFirmwareEnvironment(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsModifyFirmwareEnvironment
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsModifyObjectLabels()
Sets the userRightsModifyObjectLabels This user right determines which user accounts can modify the integrity label of objects, such as files, registry keys, or processes owned by other users. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsModifyObjectLabels(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsModifyObjectLabels
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsProfileSingleProcess()
Sets the userRightsProfileSingleProcess This user right determines which users can use performance monitoring tools to monitor the performance of system processes. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsProfileSingleProcess(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsProfileSingleProcess
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsRemoteDesktopServicesLogOn()
Sets the userRightsRemoteDesktopServicesLogOn This user right determines which users and groups are prohibited from logging on as a Remote Desktop Services client. Only states NotConfigured and Blocked are supported
public
setUserRightsRemoteDesktopServicesLogOn(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsRemoteDesktopServicesLogOn
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsRemoteShutdown()
Sets the userRightsRemoteShutdown This user right determines which users are allowed to shut down a computer from a remote location on the network. Misuse of this user right can result in a denial of service. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsRemoteShutdown(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsRemoteShutdown
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsRestoreData()
Sets the userRightsRestoreData This user right determines which users can bypass file, directory, registry, and other persistent objects permissions when restoring backed up files and directories, and determines which users can set any valid security principal as the owner of an object. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsRestoreData(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsRestoreData
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserRightsTakeOwnership()
Sets the userRightsTakeOwnership This user right determines which users can take ownership of any securable object in the system, including Active Directory objects, files and folders, printers, registry keys, processes, and threads. Only states NotConfigured and Allowed are supported.
public
setUserRightsTakeOwnership(DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceManagementUserRightsSetting
-
The userRightsTakeOwnership
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setUserStatuses()
Sets the userStatuses Device configuration installation status by user.
public
setUserStatuses(DeviceConfigurationUserStatus $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceConfigurationUserStatus
-
The userStatuses
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setUserStatusOverview()
Sets the userStatusOverview Device Configuration users status overview
public
setUserStatusOverview(DeviceConfigurationUserOverview $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : DeviceConfigurationUserOverview
-
The userStatusOverview
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setVersion()
Sets the version Version of the device configuration.
public
setVersion(int $val) : DeviceConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : int
-
The version
Return values
DeviceConfiguration —setWindowsDefenderTamperProtection()
Sets the windowsDefenderTamperProtection Configure windows defender TamperProtection settings. Possible values are: notConfigured, enable, disable.
public
setWindowsDefenderTamperProtection(WindowsDefenderTamperProtectionOptions $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : WindowsDefenderTamperProtectionOptions
-
The windowsDefenderTamperProtection
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setXboxServicesAccessoryManagementServiceStartupMode()
Sets the xboxServicesAccessoryManagementServiceStartupMode This setting determines whether the Accessory management service's start type is Automatic(2), Manual(3), Disabled(4). Default: Manual. Possible values are: manual, automatic, disabled.
public
setXboxServicesAccessoryManagementServiceStartupMode(ServiceStartType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : ServiceStartType
-
The xboxServicesAccessoryManagementServiceStartupMode
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setXboxServicesEnableXboxGameSaveTask()
Sets the xboxServicesEnableXboxGameSaveTask This setting determines whether xbox game save is enabled (1) or disabled (0).
public
setXboxServicesEnableXboxGameSaveTask(bool $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The xboxServicesEnableXboxGameSaveTask
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setXboxServicesLiveAuthManagerServiceStartupMode()
Sets the xboxServicesLiveAuthManagerServiceStartupMode This setting determines whether Live Auth Manager service's start type is Automatic(2), Manual(3), Disabled(4). Default: Manual. Possible values are: manual, automatic, disabled.
public
setXboxServicesLiveAuthManagerServiceStartupMode(ServiceStartType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : ServiceStartType
-
The xboxServicesLiveAuthManagerServiceStartupMode
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setXboxServicesLiveGameSaveServiceStartupMode()
Sets the xboxServicesLiveGameSaveServiceStartupMode This setting determines whether Live Game save service's start type is Automatic(2), Manual(3), Disabled(4). Default: Manual. Possible values are: manual, automatic, disabled.
public
setXboxServicesLiveGameSaveServiceStartupMode(ServiceStartType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : ServiceStartType
-
The xboxServicesLiveGameSaveServiceStartupMode
Return values
Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration —setXboxServicesLiveNetworkingServiceStartupMode()
Sets the xboxServicesLiveNetworkingServiceStartupMode This setting determines whether Networking service's start type is Automatic(2), Manual(3), Disabled(4). Default: Manual. Possible values are: manual, automatic, disabled.
public
setXboxServicesLiveNetworkingServiceStartupMode(ServiceStartType $val) : Windows10EndpointProtectionConfiguration
Parameters
- $val : ServiceStartType
-
The xboxServicesLiveNetworkingServiceStartupMode


ZIP: 309 Title: Blind Off-chain Lightweight Transactions (BOLT) Owners: J. Ayo Akinyele<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Colleen Swanson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Credits: Ian Miers Matthew Green Status: Reserved Category: Standards / Ecosystem Created: 2019-07-15 Discussions-To: <https://github.com/zcash/zcash/issues/2353> Pull-Request: <https://github.com/zcash/zips/pull/216>


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Photo illustrations by IDRIS KHAN
A skater can become world champion without winning a single discipline, since the final result is calculated on the basis of the times added up for all four distances. All these aspects — there being little room for individual technique, the limits within in which to demonstrate personal characteristics, each race run in total solitude, the champion being the one with the best average rather than the best single times — make speedskating a truly Puritan sport. For it is also about abstinence, a silent, dogged and yet elegant suffering, ever on the verge of collapse, simultaneously collective and individual.
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Posted on January 29, 2018


The answer for this question is broken down into two quotes which I will pull straight from Search Inside Yourself. Firstly: Self Awareness is a neutral mode that maintains self reflectiveness even in the midst of turbelent emotions. -Daniel Goleman. Secondly: Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgementally. -Jon Kabat-Zinn They seem to essentially be the same thing, the main difference is that mindfulness is initially something that is learnt and Self Awareness happens naturally. However you can train both, so they end being very similar.
I attempted the body scan, nearly fell asleep. It is 10pm however, but over the last few weeks I have become far more receptive to mindfulness and I can feel the benefits.
Acheiving the power to seperate and recognise your emotive state gives you great power over them which will enable greater self control and ability to master the emotion.


‘Time is ticking for action on antimicrobial resistance’
PYEONGCHANG, Gangwon Province -- Korea is hosting an international meeting to fight the rising public health threat of drug resistance.
The seventh session of the Codex Alimentarius Commission task force on antimicrobial resistance kicked off Monday in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, to be held for five days through Friday.
In 2015, the World Health Assembly adopted a global action plan to tackle the trend of antimicrobial resistance. The international food standards body Codex launched the task force dedicated to carrying out the World Health Organization plan the following year.
Antimicrobial resistance -- the ability of bacteria, parasites, viruses and fungi to resist medicines -- was named by WHO as one of 10 threats to global health this year.
“Korea launched its national action plan in 2016 to protect public health by optimal use and reduced use of antimicrobials and control of the spread of drug-resistant bacteria,” said Minister of Food and Drug Safety Lee Eui-kyung in an opening address.
In a video address, Food and Agriculture Organization Director General Qu Dongyu stressed the significance of intergovernmental partnership in combatting antimicrobial resistance.
“No one country, sector or organization can address this issue alone,” he said.
In the seventh round of the assembly, the task force will work on devising guidelines to manage and discuss measures to monitor at state-level foodborne antimicrobial resistance.
The Monday session was attended by delegations from 188 Codex member states and officials from FAO, WHO and the World Organization for Animal Health.
Codex was established in November 1961 by the FAO, and joined later in June 1962 by the WHO.
By Kim Arin (arin@heraldcorp.com)


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MULHOLLAND FALLS A film review by Edwin Jahiel Copyright 1996 Edwin Jahiel
MULHOLLAND FALLS ** Directed by Lee Tamahori. Written by Pete Dexter. Story by Pete Dexter and Floyd Mutrux. Photography, Haskell Wexler. Editing, Sally Menke. Production design, Richard Sylbert. Costumes, Elle Mirojnick.Music, Dave Grusin. Producers, Richard D. Zanuck & Lili Fini Zanuck. Cast: Nick Nolte, Melanie Griffith, Chass Palminteri, Michael Madsen, Chris Penn, Treat Williams, Jennifer Connelly, Daniel Baldwin, Andrew McCarthy, and John Malkovich. An MGM release. 107 minutes. Rated R (violence, sex, language)
All you wanted to know about the "Hat Squad" and then some. In the early 1950s, there really was within the Los Angeles Police Department a "Hat Squad" of four tough and independently-minded cops. They were a good example of the truism that sometimes just the thinnest of lines separates lawmen from gangsters or vigilantes. As per the movie, they dressed with gangster chic and used gangster methods.
At the start, led by Nick Nolte (overcutely named Max Hoover), they roughhouse, arrest a gangster, take him for a drive "to the airport." Soon the captive says "this ain't the way to the airport," which, if you've heard once, you heard a thousand times in movies.
The next bit is better. When the man understands that he's a candidate for the final solution, he protests "You can't do this. This is America." Nolte replies "This isn't America, Jack. this is L.A." Then they throw the fellow over a Mulholland Drive cliff.
This was just a mood-setting hors d'oeuvre. The main course is about what happens when Nolte investigates the murder of a young woman. Movie cliches spill out all over. Most of them don't travel well. Director Lee Tamahori, the New Zealander who made "Once Were Warriors," must have watched hundreds of American police, gangster and "noir" movies. He can't resist any genres conventions, adds to them several post-modern ellipses that may not hurt, but annoy, and embroiders to the point of obfuscation, absurdism and arbitrariness.
"Mulholland Falls," in the hands of the writer and the director turns into an occasionally interesting but mostly mushy compendium of the old roles held by Humphrey Bogart, Dick Powell, Robert Mitchum and the like. Above all, you sense the desire of this movie to emulate "Chinatown." I does not. " Last year's underrated "Devil in a Blue Dress, " set in 1948 L.A., beats "Mulholland" hollow in every way, acting included.
Using generous doses of flashbacks and other devices, the movie throws in bucketfuls of coincidences, improbabilities and impossibilities. The dead girl was for a while the mistress of Hoover-Nolte. She was also the mistress of a bigwig. Someone had taken (but how?) very sharp pictures of sexual activitity. The Atomic Energy Commission gets into the game, with dark, private as well as Governmental secrets. The Untouchable (and one suspects, rather mad) Hatters do things that defy logic.
Just one example. Nolte (forget about the mistress part) is happily married with Melanie Griffith. She primps at length while waiting for her man to come home, presumably to make love. Now (somehow) Nolte has in his possession a 16mm film of the dead girl, when she was very much alive and was having sex with Nolte. Nolte gets home and finds a shell-shocked, pitiful Melanie. She (somehow) had stumbled upon the film (in her house! ). .She (somehow) has a movie projector on the premises. She (somehow) knows how to run it. Anyhow, it is a very sad, pitiable spouse who now faces Mr. Hoover. (Griffith's role is tiny, of use only as a name on the marquee).
Nolte, the hard-boiled egg, mumbles and goes from no facial expression to level 2 on the scale of 10.
The loss is not total. Early on, a bar singer does a nice job of "Harbor Lights," the song we associate mostly with John Ford's movie "The Long Voyage Home." Talented people contributed the camera work, sets and costumes. Between yawns, you could be impressed by the visuals.
From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Wed May 8 11:35:41 EDT 1996 Article: 3333 of rec.arts.movies.reviews Path: nntphub.cb.att.com!not-for-mail From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Christopher Null) Newsgroups: rec.arts.movies.reviews Subject: REVIEW: MULHOLLAND FALLS (1996) Followup-To: rec.arts.movies.current-films Date: 7 May 1996 17:12:16 GMT Organization: Null Publishing Co. Lines: 58 Sender<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Evelyn C. Leeper) Approved<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Message-ID<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reply-To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Christopher Null) NNTP-Posting-Host: mtcts2.mt.att.com Summary: r.a.m.r. #05150 Keywords: author=Null Originator: ecl@mtcts2 Xref: nntphub.cb.att.com rec.arts.movies.reviews:3333 Status: RO
MULHOLLAND FALLS A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
Just so you know, there are no waterfalls in Los Angeles. The titular MULHOLLAND FALLS refers to the smarmy practice of taking a criminal to the high point of the mountainous Mulholland Drive and booting him off, only to catch up with him sometime later at the bottom.
MULHOLLAND FALLS is the preferred method of ridding 1950s L.A. of unwanted baddies, and it is most often used by a foursome of elite cops: Nick Nolte, Chazz Palminteri, Chris Penn, and Michael Madsen. Their newest mission: to find the murderer of Allison (Jennifer Connelly), a girl whose bizarre death leads the gang to a General (John Malkovich) at the Atomic Energy Commission and his number one thug (Treat Williams).
Could have been interesting, but it unfortunately isn't. The main problem appears to be substantial meddling with what likely started out as a good script. Instead, there are no surprises here at all. The plot is formulaic and leaves nothing to the imagination, and it moves at a snail's pace. Also, important expository scenes have been cut out to apparently give more screen time to the many big-name stars paraded through the film.
The most noticeable flaw in this regard is Melanie Griffith's character, playing Nolte's estranged wife, whose role is a complete throwaway but is used to try (and fails) to develop sympathy for her and her poor hubby. Almost as bad are Andrew McCarthy, as a stereotypical homosexual informer, and Connelly, who we see only in flashbacks. Note: when we do see her, we are treated to generous portions of surgically-enhanced cheesecake.
Still, the movie has its moments. The quartet is mostly entertaining when they interact among themselves, particularly Nolte and Palminteri. There are a number of nice lines of dialogue that really imbue the film with a sense of the macabre. And placing us against the backdrop of nuclear testing is somewhat thought-provoking and interesting. As well, director Lee Tamahori, who last did ONCE WERE WARRIORS, is as capable here as can be expected given a lackluster script.
The bottom line is that MULHOLLAND FALLS runs in circles pretty slowly. You might expect a little more from an American film, but as Nolte's character puts it, "This isn't America; this is L.A."
RATING: ***
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Reads/Writes a T at JsPath using provided explicit Writes[T] and implicit Reads[T]
Reads/Writes a T at JsPath using provided explicit Reads[T] and implicit Writes[T]
Reads/Writes a T at JsPath using provided implicit Format[T]
Reads/Writes a Option[T] (optional or nullable field) at given JsPath
Reads/Writes a Option[T] (optional or nullable field) at given JsPath
JsPath.writeNullable to see behavior in writes
JsPath.readNullable to see behavior in reads
Lazy Reads/Writes a T at given JsPath using explicit Reads[T] and Writes[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
Lazy Reads/Writes a T at given JsPath using explicit Reads[T] and Writes[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
JsPath.lazyWriteNullable to see behavior in writes
JsPath.lazyReadNullable to see behavior in reads
Lazy Reads/Writes a T at given JsPath using implicit Format[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
Lazy Reads/Writes a T at given JsPath using implicit Format[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
JsPath.lazyWriteNullable to see behavior in writes
JsPath.lazyReadNullable to see behavior in reads
Lazy Reads/Writes a Option[T] (optional or nullable field) at given JsPath using explicit Reads[T] and Writes[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
Lazy Reads/Writes a Option[T] (optional or nullable field) at given JsPath using explicit Reads[T] and Writes[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
JsPath.lazyWriteNullable to see behavior in writes
JsPath.lazyReadNullable to see behavior in reads
Lazy Reads/Writes a Option[T] (optional or nullable field) at given JsPath using implicit Format[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
Lazy Reads/Writes a Option[T] (optional or nullable field) at given JsPath using implicit Format[T] (useful in case of recursive case classes).
JsPath.lazyWriteNullable to see behavior in writes
JsPath.lazyReadNullable to see behavior in reads
Reads a T at JsPath using the explicit Reads[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex.
Reads a T at JsPath using the explicit Reads[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex.
case class User(id: Long, name: String, friend: User) implicit lazy val UserReads: Reads[User] = ( (__ \ 'id).read[Long] and (__ \ 'name).read[String] and (__ \ 'friend).lazyRead(UserReads) )(User.apply _)
Reads lazily a Option[T] search optional or nullable field at JsPath using the explicit Reads[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex.
Reads lazily a Option[T] search optional or nullable field at JsPath using the explicit Reads[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex.
case class User(id: Long, name: String, friend: Option[User]) implicit lazy val UserReads: Reads[User] = ( (__ \ 'id).read[Long] and (__ \ 'name).read[String] and (__ \ 'friend).lazyReadNullable(UserReads) )(User.apply _)
Writes a T at JsPath using the explicit Writes[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex
Writes a T at JsPath using the explicit Writes[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex
case class User(id: Long, name: String, friend: User) implicit lazy val UserReads: Reads[User] = ( (__ \ 'id).write[Long] and (__ \ 'name).write[String] and (__ \ 'friend).lazyWrite(UserReads) )(User.apply _)
Writes a Option[T] at JsPath using the explicit Writes[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex
Writes a Option[T] at JsPath using the explicit Writes[T] passed by name which is useful in case of recursive case classes for ex
Please note that it's not writeOpt to be coherent with readNullable
case class User(id: Long, name: String, friend: Option[User]) implicit lazy val UserReads: Reads[User] = ( (__ \ 'id).write[Long] and (__ \ 'name).write[String] and (__ \ 'friend).lazyWriteNullable(UserReads) )(User.apply _)
Simple Prune for simple path and only JsObject
Pure Reads doesn't read anything but creates a JsObject based on JsPath with the given T value
Reads a T at JsPath
Reads a Option[T] search optional or nullable field at JsPath (field not found or null is None and other cases are Error).
Reads a Option[T] search optional or nullable field at JsPath (field not found or null is None and other cases are Error).
It runs through JsValue following all JsPath nodes on JsValue except last node: - If one node in JsPath is not found before last node => returns JsError( "missing-path" ) - If all nodes are found till last node, it runs through JsValue with last node =>
Reads/Writes a T at JsPath using provided implicit Reads[T] and Writes[T]
Reads/Writes a T at JsPath using provided implicit Reads[T] and Writes[T]
Please note we couldn't call it "format" to prevent conflicts
Writes a pure value at given JsPath
Writes a T at given JsPath
Writes a Option[T] at given JsPath If None => doesn't write the field (never writes null actually) else => writes the field using implicit Writes[T]
Reads/Writes a Option[T] at given JsPath
Reads/Writes a Option[T] at given JsPath
(Since version 2.1-RC2) use formatNullable[T] instead (in parallel with readNullable)
JsPath.writeOpt to see behavior in writes
JsPath.readOpt to see behavior in reads
Reads optional field at JsPath.
Reads optional field at JsPath. If JsPath is not found => None If JsPath is found => applies implicit Reads[T]
(Since version 2.1-RC2) use readNullable[T] instead (which manages both missing and null fields)
Writes a Option[T] at given JsPath If None => doesn't write the field else => writes the field using implicit Writes[T]
Writes a Option[T] at given JsPath If None => doesn't write the field else => writes the field using implicit Writes[T]
(Since version 2.1-RC2) use writeNullable[T] instead (in parallel with readNullable)


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