Windowsserverdocs: Broken Link

[estoces]

The link to "Using DSC on Nano Server" is broken.

---

Document Details

⚠ Do not edit this section. It is required for docs.microsoft.com ➟ GitHub issue linking.

• ID: 95948764-6ad3-3f0a-0505-70e3bdef5c40
• Version Independent ID: 966dbded-9b19-54b2-d233-d1ffb4b3d03d
• Content: PowerShell on Nano Server
• Content Source: WindowsServerDocs/get-started/PowerShell-on-Nano-Server.md
• Service: na
• Product: windows-server
• Technology: server-nano
• GitHub Login: @jaimeo
• Microsoft Alias: jaimeo

[illfated]

Looks like the docs.microsoft.com pages will be the new home of that information:

• https://docs.microsoft.com/powershell/scripting/dsc/getting-started/nanodsc

---

edit: Old link information in the page where this issue was reported from:

• https://msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/dsc/nanoDsc

[jaimeo]

Sorry I can't help--this topic lists me as the author in error.

[illfated]

Very well, fair enough. Would you like me to correct the metadata information to show the correct author in this case?

[jaimeo]

Yes please--if you know who that should be? I myself don't know for sure. I've been out of that area for quite a long time.

[illfated]

Oh. I see. Fair enough. I guess I can ask @daveba or maybe @e0i if someone can make that information available to be corrected in the same PR.

[jaimeo]

I'll ask around as well.

[e0i]

Oh. I see. Fair enough. I guess I can ask daveba or maybe @e0i if someone can make that information available to be corrected in the same PR.

@illfated Sadly the repository is outside the scope of our team.

[illfated]

Fair enough, thank you for confirming that. Maybe @lizap knows who could provide that information instead.

[jaimeo]

@eross-msft or @JasonGerend are better bets, as they are Server writers.

[illfated]

Thanks a lot for confirming that. I will wait for feedback from one or both of them and see if they can help out here.

[eross-msft]

@illfated Due to a very small team of writers, we're unable to support this documentations set at this time. If you use the Edit button on the article itself and then make the change there, you can create a public PR for this issue. My team can then validate and accept your change, merging it into the content.

[illfated]

@eross-msft : Thank you for the feedback. Please see my PR #3742 PowerShell/Nano Server: 404 MSDN Link replacement