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Gist e3947dc0f4ec14b7afe964799db9d2f6

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Created on Oct 15, 2019

This example sets up a PowerShell-based workflow for configuring an internal NAT virtual switch and a DHCP server on a Windows host. It demonstrates the sequential execution of administrative commands, including `New-VMSwitch`, `New-NetIPAddress`, `New-NetNat`, and the `Add-DHCPServerv4Scope` function from the `DHCPServer` module, to automate network provisioning. The code also imports the Windows DHCP server module, installs the DHCP feature via `Install-WindowsFeature`, and adjusts registry settings to suppress post-installation notifications. The data source is the script’s own configuration variables, such as IP address ranges and subnet masks.

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