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Downloading and Installing Windows Server

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Roles and Features

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Upgrading and Migrating Windows Server

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Windows Server Storage Solutions

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Windows Server Backup

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Windows Server Roles and Features Quiz

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joej(@joej)
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18 days ago

Question “When working with Windows Server Core, what Powershell command can you use to find useful commands” has no mention of features in the question. Yet the right answer includes select-string “Feature”. Am I mistaken in picking Get-Command when the question doesn’t make any mention specifically of features? Thanks.

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Ricardo P(@ricardop)
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17 days ago

Hi profile avatar Joe Johnson

I believe it is because, from the results of Get-Command, we can pipe to select the word we are looking for, for example: | Select-String “Feature”. It is a quick way of searching for words.

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