They won't always have the same format or be under the same node. I do a bit of work with XML and other objects in PowerShell. Wrote ConvertTo-FlatObject to simplify exploring these.

It's not mandatory but you can always create a schema definition file known as a XSD file to validate the XML file against a particular schema. By doing so, this enforces the XML to meet certain ...

This has sort of been done in the past by basically having the XML template inside of the Powershell script, and then for example, the number of LAN-side DNS servers hard coded (to 1), and the IP ...