One of your colleagues is new to the work and he has been assigned a task to validate the graph service for Azure Stack Hub.
He is not sure which PowerShell cmdlet should be used to validate the graph service and asks you to help.
Which of the following cmdlet would you suggest?
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A. B. C. D. E.Correct Answer: A
To validate the graph service, first of all, you need to install the AzsReadinessChecker and set the $graphCredential variable to the graph account.
After that, Invoke-AzsGraphValidation is used to start graph service validation.Option A is correct.
Invoke-AzsGraphValidation is the right cmdlet to use for graph service validation.
Option B is incorrect.
Invoke-AzsValidateGraph is not the right cmdlet for Graph Service Validation.
Option C is incorrect.
Set-ValidateGraph is not the right cmdlet for Graph Service Validation.
Option D is incorrect.
Set-AZsGraphValidation is not the right cmdlet for Graph Service Validation.
Option E is incorrect.
Get-AzValidate is not the right cmdlet for Graph Service Validation.
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The correct PowerShell cmdlet to validate the graph service for Azure Stack Hub is A. Invoke-AzsGraphValidation.
This cmdlet is specifically designed for validating the graph service and is part of the Azure Stack Hub PowerShell module. It triggers a set of tests that evaluate the configuration of the graph service and verify that it is functioning correctly. These tests include checking the connection to the Azure Active Directory Graph API and verifying that the graph service is properly configured to use it.
Option B, Invoke-AzsValidateGraph, is not a valid cmdlet in the Azure Stack Hub PowerShell module and therefore cannot be used for this task.
Option C, Set-ValidateGraph, is also not a valid cmdlet in the Azure Stack Hub PowerShell module and does not relate to validating the graph service.
Option D, Set-AZsGraphValidation, is not a valid cmdlet in the Azure Stack Hub PowerShell module and does not relate to validating the graph service.
Option E, Get-AzValidate, is a valid cmdlet in the Azure PowerShell module, but it is not relevant to validating the graph service for Azure Stack Hub.
Therefore, option A, Invoke-AzsGraphValidation, is the correct cmdlet to use to validate the graph service for Azure Stack Hub.