Description: Deletes pending devices on the WDS server. Syntax: WDSUTIL Options /Delete-PendingDevices /Server: /DeviceType:{PendingDevices ...

Description: Deletes pending devices on the WDS server.

Syntax:
WDSUTIL [Options]
        /Delete-PendingDevices
        [/Server:]
        /DeviceType:{PendingDevices | RejectedDevices | ApprovedDevices}

[/Server:]
        The name of the WDS server. This can be either the NetBIOS
        name or the FQDN. If not specified, the local server will be
        used.

/DeviceType:{PendingDevices | RejectedDevices | ApprovedDevices}
        Specifies the type of computers to purge from the Pending Device
        database.  PendingDevices returns all computers that are
        pending administrator approval.  RejectedDevices returns all
        computers that were rejected by an administrator.
        ApprovedDevices returns all computers that were approved by an
        administrator.

EXAMPLES:
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WDSUTIL /Delete-PendingDevices /DeviceType:RejectedDevices

WDSUTIL /Verbose /Delete-PendingDevices /Server:MyWDSServer
                     /DeviceType:ApprovedDevices

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