At a Windows Server command prompt, which command could be used to list the running services?

`sc query type= running` is a more explicit filter but requires the correct spacing syntax; the basic `sc query` already shows running services and is the simpler accepted answer here.

`sc query \\servername` queries services on a remote machine specified by name, not the local system's running services.

Running `sc query` with no arguments queries the Service Control Manager and returns a list of all active Win32 services in the running state by default. It is the simplest and most direct command to view running services from the Windows command prompt without needing to specify additional parameters.

`sc config` is used to modify or configure service properties such as start type and display name; it does not list services.