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# Set-PSUSetting

Set-PSUSetting configures PowerShell Universal server settings, covering logging, security, sessions, rate limits, branding, and the admin console.

## SYNOPSIS

Configures PowerShell Universal server settings.

## DESCRIPTION

Use this cmdlet to configure server settings. Job output controls include `-LargeJobOutputBehavior`, `-MaxJobOutputSizeKB`, `-PreformattedJobOutput`, and `-JobRunId`.

`-RedactSensitiveJobOutput` is opt-in and disabled by default. When enabled, PSU masks values associated with built-in sensitive key names before job stream output is persisted or displayed. It recognizes common JSON, form/query-string, and `key: value` forms. Use `-SensitiveJobOutputKeys` to add key names. Redaction is best effort, not a complete secret scanner.

MCP tool controls include `-McpToolConcurrentJobLimit` and `-McpToolRateLimitPerMinute`.

## EXAMPLE

```powershell
Set-PSUSetting -RedactSensitiveJobOutput -SensitiveJobOutputKeys 'tenant_secret','service_token' -LargeJobOutputBehavior Compress -MaxJobOutputSizeKB 10240
```

## PARAMETERS

* **RedactSensitiveJobOutput**: Enables best-effort sensitive-value masking for job output.
* **SensitiveJobOutputKeys**: Additional key names to redact.
* **LargeJobOutputBehavior**: Action to take when job output reaches the configured size limit.
* **MaxJobOutputSizeKB**: Maximum job-output size in KB.
* **JobRunId**: Enables job run-ID support.


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