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This example performs the same function as example 1 except in this case the switches for `-ExcludedApps`, `-IncludedFeatures`, and `-ExcludedFeatures` are added to the cmdlet.
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These switches are assumed to take the default value of `""` if not used with the cmdlet and example 2 is used to demonstrate the complete set of switches only.
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This example disables pre-authentication overall and allows all apps apart from one to use pre-authentication for all features except for `"Download"` and `"WebRenderingEmbed"`.
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In this case, the app `"029e7c27-4b9c-4f8b-ba32-b96249468d42"` will always be denied from using pre-authentication since it is excluded from the allow list setting. Any other app will be allowed to use pre-authentication for any feature apart from `"Download"` and `"WebRenderingEmbed"`.
This example disables pre-authentication overall but contains an overlap between the settings in the Allow list and Deny list. It first allows an app to use pre-authentication for the `"OfficeOnline"`, `"WebRenderingEmbed"`, and `"Download"` features. But in the final execution of the cmdlet, it denies the same app from using pre-authentication for all features.
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In this case, the app `"029e7c27-4b9c-4f8b-ba32-b96249468d42"` would not be allowed to use pre-authentication for any of the allow-listed features despite having the setting. This is because the Deny list takes precedence over the Allow list.
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