# Example Template

```
#####aid_begin
#description: 
#id: aid<xxxxxxxxx>
#processtype: 
#category: 
#sourcelink: <na>
#tacticidlist: <na>
#techniqueidlist: <na>
#compatibleos: |-
#  windows 7
#  windows 8.*
#  windows 10
#  windows 11
#  windows server 2008 r2
#  windows server 2012
#  windows server 2012 r2
#  windows server 2016
#  windows server 2019
#compatibleengine: |-
#  powershell 2
#  powershell 3
#  powershell 4
#  powershell 5.*
#  powershell 7.*
#bgcommandlist: |-
#  <BGCommand>
#notes: |-
#  <BGNotes>
#####aid_end

# Stay in the Console after executing an automated Job or command from the CLI.
noexit: False

# Show more detailed loading information to the console
verbose: False

# Run PowerShell's transcript process to capture more output
debug: False

# Use an IP Range instead of System names
# Example: '10.10.22.0-10.10.25.254'
# This will give us a count of Addresses for 1023 IPs
range: []

# Select the amount of cores you want this job to use.  Default is (ALL).
# Core information is pulled from the ($env:NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS) variable.
cores: 

# Set the Job ID
jobid: ""

# Send the artifact to the remote machine to be run by the BluGenie Service.
servicejob: False

# Do not display the BluGenie Welcome Screen.
nobanner: False

# Trap information is captured to both a file and the Event Log.
#     o FilePath = <$env:SystemDrive>\Windows\Temp\BG<$JobID>-<$PID>-<10_Digit_GUID>.log
#     o Event Info:
#         ~ EventLogName = 'Application'
#         ~ Source = 'BluGenie'
#         ~ EntryType = 'Information'
#         ~ EventID = 7114
#     o Data captured using Posh 2
#         ~ Data will be logged using ConvertTo-Xml -as String
#     o Data captured using Posh 3 and Above
#         ~ Data will be logged using ConvertTo-JSON
# 
# Information Trapped:
#     o JobID
#     o Hostname
#     o Commands
#     o ParallelCommands
#     o PostCommands
#     o FullDumpPath
trap: False

# Parallel Commands can be BluGenie Functions or any command Posh can run.
#     Note: The Parallel Command section will run all items at the same time.
# 
# o 1st   - Command section will run in synchronous order
# o 2nd   - Parallel Command section will run all items at the same time.
#         - Parallel Commands run after all Commands in the Command section finish
# o 3rd   - Post Command section will run in synchronous order
#         - Post Commands run after all the Parallel Commands have finished
parallelcommands: []

# Being able to invoke multiple runspaces at once allows BluGenie the ability to run code inside of each runspace independent of the others.
# This option will set the timeout value for each job.  If that time value is ever reached, the job will exit and return a timeout error.
jobtimeout: 120

# Commands can be BluGenie Functions or any command Posh can run.
#     Note: The Commands action is a specific order.
# 
# o 1st   - Command section will run in synchronous order
# o 2nd   - Parallel Command section will run all items at the same time.
#         - Parallel Commands run after all Commands in the Command section finish
# o 3rd   - Post Command section will run in synchronous order
#         - Post Commands run after all the Parallel Commands have finished
commands: []

# Post Commands can be BluGenie Functions or any command Posh can run.
#     Note: Post Command section will run in synchronous order
#           Post Commands run after all the Parallel Commands have finished
# 
# o 1st   - Command section will run in synchronous order
# o 2nd   - Parallel Command section will run all items at the same time.
#         - Parallel Commands run after all Commands in the Command section finish
# o 3rd   - Post Command section will run in synchronous order
#         - Post Commands run after all the Parallel Commands have finished
postcommands: []

# Do not update the frame of the Console.  Use the OS's default command prompt size.
nosetres: False

# Force all managed BluGenie files and folders to be updated on the remote machine
updatemods: False

# Select the priority level of the cuurent job. 
#     Default is (Normal)
#     0 = Low
#     1 = Below Normal
#     2 = Normal
#     3 = Above Normal
#     4 = High
#     5 = Realtime
priority: 

# We use PowerShell Runspace Pools for Multithreading. ThreadCount is used to define the maximum number of threads we wish to run at
one time.
threadcount: 50

# Select the memory threshold for the current job.  Default is (512) MB.
# Note: <int> must be in MB format.  So 1GB is 1024, and so on.
memory: 512

# Identify what systems to process an Artifact lookup on
#     To parse a file for a list of computers use the "File:" prefix
#         o Example: file:.\collections\systems.txt
#     To parse a domain group for a list of computers use the "Group:" prefix
#         o Example: group:S_Wrk_Posh3Systems
#     To parse a domain group with a specific domain name, append to the end of the Group name ":Domain.com"
#         o Example: group:S_Wrk_Posh3Systems:TestLab.com
#             o Note:  The domain needs to be a trusted domain
systems: []
```


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