Remove iSCSIInitiator IsPersistent parameter

[PlagueHO]

I don't think this is useful when used in a DSC environment. The parameter could be removed from the MOF file but internally just default to $True.

[MarkPerry24]

You may want to consider that DSC may not be only used to keep a server at a given configuration e.g. monitor/refresh mode may not be used and DSC can be deployed via the Start-DSCConfiguration cmdlet and could also be delivered via a DevOps Orchestrator. E.g. I may want to add a temp connection to a SAN for whatever reason and I can quickly add to DSC config. compile and run Start-DSCConfiguration against the remote machine. I'll get my lun and it'll be gone on reboot. LCM refresh would need to be disabled in this case I suspect (as DSC will re-add it as a non persistent device) but it is a valid configuration. Another use case would be to use Invoke-DSCResource and call a single DSC Method as per https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/psdesiredstateconfiguration/invoke-dscresource?view=powershell-5.1
which requires the refresh mode is disabled.

[PlagueHO]

Thanks @Someone24github - sounds like it is best to leave this parameter in for the use cases you mention.