function Set-DefaultNetshURLACLS {
<#
.SYNOPSIS
    This function registers the default system URLACL for netsh
#>
    [CmdletBinding()]
    [OutputType([bool])]
    param (
    )

    $logLead = (Get-LogLeadName)

    $portList = @("50002","50003")
    $success = $true
    $didSetEnvironment = $false

    foreach($port in $portList) {
        $envVarName = "ALKAMI.SRE.EXCLUDED_PORT_RANGE_CONFIGURED.URLACL.$port"

        if ($null -eq (Get-EnvironmentVariable -Name $envVarName -StoreName Machine)) {
            Write-Host "$logLead : Setting URLACL for Subscription Service"

            # This netsh match is very brute-force but we shouldn't have to do it often
            # There's a better/cleaner way to do this where we parse each chunk into an object
            # We then have to compare for each of the properties we want and maybe recreate it
            # The odds of that are too small for the effort invested, so we keep the brute-force below

            # TODO Extract this into unit-testable external function?
            $output = ""
            if (!((netsh http show urlacl url="http://+:$port/" | Out-String) -match "SDDL")) {
                $output = netsh http add urlacl url="http://+:$port/" sddl="D:(A;;GX;;;WD)"
            }

            if ($output -match "error") {
                Write-Error "$logLead : Could not set the URLACL for $port`r`n$output"
                $success = $false
            } else {
                Write-Host "$logLead : Successfully added UrlAcl for $port"
                Set-EnvironmentVariable -Name $envVarName -Value $true -StoreName Machine
            }

            $didSetEnvironment = $true
        }
    }

    # If we set the environment, return the results
    if($didSetEnvironment) {
        return $success
    }
}