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• Signature for all reply and forward messages
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The more money I save on bandwidth, the more I have to buy Azure services.

WSUS is a feature of Windows Server that helps us save Internet bandwidth immensely. It guarantees that I can download an update once and install it on 4500+ devices, especially those that do not have (or aren't allowed to have) an Internet connection. Its counterpart, Delivery Optimization, does not guarantee such a thing and does not offer such a good saving.

It doesn't take a genius to see that Microsoft has almost nearly retired WSUS since it has become a cloud company. Delivery Optimization and WUfB's Dual Scan directly and egregiously interfere with WSUS.

Remember, the more money WSUS helps me save, the more I have to spend on Azure. But also, I am more likely to requisition the services of a clever cloud company instead of a blind cloud company.

I have a windows server 10 pro fully loaded made for Developing software this computer is sceaming fast and very nice, But there'sa bunch of you guys and gals that want to sell my software on the market and I've already reported you guys to the authorities tonight I gave them everything I addressProxy Addresses They have been watching you for awhile through virtual and remote moniters. they have also seen what you have done to the computer with the accounts oh and the admintrative tools they said that was a hoot too watch. You guys are sure sloppy at what you do. Lets put it this way your not getting this server anytime soon

When I attempt to automate the provisioning of the Azure Automation Run As account using the attached script, the RunAs Certificate and RunAs Connection assets are created successfully, however the RunAs account does not import the thumbprint, name and expiration dates for the RunAs certificate in it's properties. As a workaround, I have to manually create the RunAs account in the portal. This is ok as a manual process, but I was hoping to automate the deployment of a lab or dev/test environment, then immediately provision a run as account for the automation account so that I can schedule startup and shutdown runbooks.

Also, this is how I'm calling the function:

    New-RunAsServicePrincipal -rgName $resourceGroupName `

    -AutomationAccountName $AutomationAccountName `

    -ApplicationDisplayName $ApplicationDisplayName `

    -SubscriptionId $subscriptionId `

    -SelfSignedCertPlainPassword $SelfSignedCertPlainPassword `

    -AzureEnvironment $AzureEnvironment

I've also attached the screenshots showing the RunAs Account and the certificate asset.

Thanks in advance. Microsoft rules!