Running Enter-DSClientSession Cmdlet Output's two strings, the first is from a check of a DSClient Session in Session State, which when it doesn't exist, outputs the string "DSClient Session Does Not Exist"
This is somewhat misleading to an end user, particularly when using the Cmdlet to Enter a Session created using New-DSClientSession Cmdlet
Running Enter-DSClientSession Cmdlet Output's two strings, the first is from a check of a DSClient Session in Session State, which when it doesn't exist, outputs the string "DSClient Session Does Not Exist"
This is somewhat misleading to an end user, particularly when using the Cmdlet to Enter a Session created using New-DSClientSession Cmdlet
Remove Output or Convert to Verbose or Debug