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Event ID 12038: Connection Paramters are

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Connection Paramters are

Event 12038
PowerShell
PowerShell/Operational log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
Connection Paramters are 
 Connection URI: … 
 Resource URI: … 
 User: … 
 OpenTimeout: … 
 IdleTimeout: … 
 CancelTimeout: … 
 AuthenticationMechanism: … 
 Thumb Print: … 
 MaxUriRedirectionCount: … 
 MaxReceivedDataSizePerCommand: … 
 MaxReceivedObjectSize: …