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MS-900 · Question #121

Drag and Drop Question A company plans to migrate from a Microsoft volume licensing model to a subscription-based model. Updates to devices must meet the following requirements: You need to…

The correct answer is Windows Server Update Services; Windows Update for Business; System Center Configuration Manager; Windows Update (stand-alone). The correct arrangement maps each servicing model to its appropriate component based on the company's migration to a subscription-based model. Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is ideal for on-premises managed environments requiring control over update distribution, Windows…

Submitted by certguy· Mar 5, 2026Plan and implement Windows client deployment and servicing strategies - aligns with Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate (MD-102) and related enterprise infrastructure planning objectives.

Question

Drag and Drop Question A company plans to migrate from a Microsoft volume licensing model to a subscription-based model. Updates to devices must meet the following requirements: You need to recommend the appropriate servicing models to update employee devices. To answer, drag the servicing model from the column on the left to its component on the right. Each model may be used once, more than once, or not at all. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. Answer:

Exhibit

MS-900 question #121 exhibit

Answer Area

Drag items

Windows Update (stand-alone)Windows Update for BusinessWindows Server Update ServicesSystem Center Configuration Manager

Correct arrangement

  • Windows Server Update Services
  • Windows Update for Business
  • System Center Configuration Manager
  • Windows Update (stand-alone)

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps each servicing model to its appropriate component based on the company's migration to a subscription-based model. Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is ideal for on-premises managed environments requiring control over update distribution, Windows Update for Business is the cloud-based subscription-friendly model that integrates with Azure AD and requires no on-premises infrastructure, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) provides advanced deployment control for complex enterprise environments with diverse device needs, and Windows Update (stand-alone) serves as the basic consumer-grade update mechanism for unmanaged or simple individual devices. Each model serves a distinct tier of management complexity and infrastructure dependency.

Topics

#Windows Servicing Models#Update Management#Enterprise Device Management#Microsoft Endpoint Manager

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