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Here is an interesting problem. With PowerShell Direct it is possible to get connected to a PowerShell session inside a virtual machine before the virtual machine has received an IP address. While this is cool - it can result in annoying script failures. To handle this - if I am using PowerShell Direct and I need to get something from the network I first run this:
# Wait for DHCP
while ((Get-NetIPAddress | ? AddressFamily -eq IPv4 | ? IPAddress -ne 127.0.0.1).SuffixOrigin -ne "Dhcp") {sleep -Milliseconds 10}
The nice thing about this snippet is that it is not looking for a specific subnet or IP address - it is just waiting to receive a DHCP lease from somewhere. This means that it works no matter what network I am connected to.
Cheers,
Ben