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RebootNodeIfNeeded : False 
RefreshFrequencyMins : 30 
RefreshMode : PUSH 
ReportManagers : {} 
ResourceModuleManagers : {} 
PSComputerName : 
LCM in Windows Server 2016 includes all of the properties from the first version for backward 
compatibility. Most of these properties are needed in the newer version, whereas others are 
deprecated and cannot be used for configuring LCM in Windows PowerShell V5. 
More info For a complete reference on all the Meta Configuration properties available and for the 
latest information, go to 
https://msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/dsc/metaconfig
. 
With the new LCM properties, it is possible to have multiple configuration fragments instead of a 
single configuration. The properties are more organized, each with well-defined usage. You can query 
the current state of the LCM, turn on and turn off caching, and separate URL endpoints for 
configurations and resources. 
DSC in Windows PowerShell V4 used a special resource, 
LocalConfigurationManager
, to set the LCM 
Meta Configuration properties. This resource is deprecated in LCM in Windows PowerShell V5. You 
can still use it to configure LCM v2; however, it cannot configure the new Meta Configuration 
properties. It is recommended that you use the new Settings resource to set LCM properties, instead. 
You set 
MetaConfiguration
properties by performing a few steps in sequence. As mentioned, in LCM 
v2, you should use a new special resource named Settings to configure LCM Meta Configuration 
properties. You should place this new resource in a configuration script and run it. Running the 
resource generates a meta.mof file, which is sent to the LCM of the destination server. The LCM of the 
destination server applies and changes Meta Configuration property values. Note that the LCM 
configuration is not allowed in a regular configuration comprising general DSC resources. Along with 
the Settings resource, a few more LCM-specific resources are included in LCM v2. These LCM 
resources provide a better authoring experience and eventually change the properties available in the 
Settings resource. They are summarized as follows: 
