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Can You Configure Update Management in Linux and Windows?

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Part of Security+ Secure Systems Management Topic: General Cyber Security

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What you'll do

In this challenge, you will manage updates on servers that run Linux and Windows.

Check for available Linux software package updates
Apply software package updates on a Linux server
Configure a Linux server to install updates automatically
Start the Windows Update service
Configure Windows Update settings on a Windows server

Note: Once you begin a challenge you will not be able to pause, save, or return to your progress. Please ensure you have set aside enough time to complete the challenge before you start.

⏱ About 45 minutes
Counts towards: CompTIA Security+ (exam SY0-701)

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