You have an Azure Stack integrated system. You establish a PowerShell session to a privileged endpoint, and you run several commands. You need to ensure that logs of the session activity are…

The correct answer is D. Close-PrivilegedEndpoint. The privileged endpoint logs every action (and its corresponding output) that you perform in the PowerShell session. You must close the session by using the Close-PrivilegedEndpoint cmdlet. This cmdlet correctly closes the endpoint, and transfers the log files to an external…

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You have an Azure Stack integrated system. You establish a PowerShell session to a privileged endpoint, and you run several commands. You need to ensure that logs of the session activity are exported to a file share. Which cmdlet should you run?

Options

AExit
BClear-Host
COut-Default
DClose-PrivilegedEndpoint
EExit-PSSession

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Explanation

The privileged endpoint logs every action (and its corresponding output) that you perform in the PowerShell session. You must close the session by using the Close-PrivilegedEndpoint cmdlet. This cmdlet correctly closes the endpoint, and transfers the log files to an external file share for Incorrect Answers: A, E: If you close the privileged endpoint session by using the cmdlets Exit-PSSession or Exit, or you just close the PowerShell console, the transcript logs do not transfer to a file share. They remain in the privileged endpoint. The next time you run Close-PrivilegedEndpoint and include a file share, the transcript logs from the previous session(s) will also transfer. endpoint#close-the-privileged-endpoint-session

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