MOC10961-M11-12

What are the three basic types of background jobs in PowerShell?

• • A) Local, Remote, and Group

• • B) Local, Remoting, and CIM/WMI

• • C) Sequential, Concurrent, and Parallel

• • D) Scheduled, Unscheduled, and On-Demand

Which cmdlet is used to start a local background job in PowerShell?

• • A) Invoke-Job

• • B) Run-Job

• • C) Start-Job

• • D) Execute-Job

Which of the following cmdlets is used to manage the execution of PowerShell scripts as scheduled tasks?

• • A) Set-ScheduledJob

• • B) Get-ScheduledTask

• • C) Get-Command

• • D) Schedule-Job

What PowerShell cmdlet is used for retrieving job results?

• • A) Get-JobResult

• • B) Receive-Job

• • C) Retrieve-Job

• • D) Fetch-Job

Which of the following is not a trigger type for a scheduled job in PowerShell?

• • A) Monthly

• • B) Weekly

• • C) Daily

• • D) AtLogOn

Background jobs in PowerShell allow you to run commands asynchronously

• true

• false

CIM/WMI jobs are specifically designed for interactive tasks.

• true

• false

You can use the Wait-Job cmdlet to pause script execution until all jobs are completed.

• true

• false

The Get-Job cmdlet can retrieve child jobs using the -IncludeChildJobs parameter.

• true

• false

Scheduled jobs in PowerShell cannot be configured to require a network connection

• true

• false