Thandiwe is using a server running the Windows Server 2019 operating system. She notices some of the server's services are not functioning as intended. She suspects that a recent update may have caused this issue. While troubleshooting, she intends to look up the list of recently installed updates. She runs the following command: X | ogv Complete the command by selecting the missing component identified by X.
A) More
B) Get-HotFix
C) select -last 1
D) Get-WindowsFeature

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct command to view the installed updates on a Windows Server using PowerShell is "Get-HotFix". This command will display a list of all hotfixes that have been installed on the server, including the date they were installed and their KB numbers. The "select -last 1" is not necessary in this case as it would only display the most recently installed hotfix, and not the full list. The "Get-WindowsFeature" command is used to view the installed features on a Windows Server, and "More" is not a valid PowerShell command.

Thandiwe Is Using a Server Running the Windows Server 2019