Added feature to support initial wait time after deployment.

This was required due to recent changes in waagent for RDMA driver
installation.

Azure_ICA_all.xml

@@ -5875,6 +5875,7 @@
 			<SupportedExecutionModes>AzureServiceManagement,AzureResourceManager</SupportedExecutionModes>
 			<SubtestValues>SOME,TEXTS,NEEDS,TO,BE,PRESENT,HERE,FOR,PRINTING,TEST,SUMMARY</SubtestValues>
 			<remoteFiles></remoteFiles>
+			<InitialWaitSeconds>300<InitialWaitSeconds>
 			<Priority>P0</Priority>
 		</test>			
 		<test>
@@ -5885,6 +5886,7 @@
 			<SupportedExecutionModes>AzureServiceManagement,AzureResourceManager</SupportedExecutionModes>
 			<SubtestValues>SOME,TEXTS,NEEDS,TO,BE,PRESENT,HERE,FOR,PRINTING,TEST,SUMMARY</SubtestValues>
 			<remoteFiles></remoteFiles>
+			<InitialWaitSeconds>300<InitialWaitSeconds>
 			<Priority>P0</Priority>		
 		</test>
 		<test>

TestLibs/RDFELibs.psm1

@@ -955,6 +955,11 @@ Function VerifyAllDeployments($servicesToVerify, [Switch]$GetVMProvisionTime)
 		{
 			LogMsg ""
 			LogMsg "$serviceName is Ready.."
+            if ( $currentTestData.InitialWaitSeconds )
+            {
+                LogMsg "Waiting for initial wait time. $($currentTestData.InitialWaitSeconds) seconds."
+                WaitFor -seconds $currentTestData.InitialWaitSeconds
+            }
 			Write-Host ""
 			$retValue = "True"
 		}