I'm looking for a PowerShell script to manage Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). Navigate to the 'Scripts' page and identify the relevant script. Then, go to the 'Projects' page and find the 'PoshWSUS' project. For both, determine where I can access or download the actual script/project files and what the primary purpose of each is.
Navigate to 'learn-powershell.net'. Click on the 'Scripts' link. Identify the link related to WSUS management on the 'Scripts' page and note where it leads (e.g., PoshCode, Technet Script Repository). Click on the 'Projects' link. Locate 'PoshWSUS' on the 'Projects' page. Based on the information on the 'Projects' page (and potentially recalling information from the 'About' page), determine where the PoshWSUS project files can be accessed or downloaded. State the primary purpose of the WSUS-related script found on the 'Scripts' page. State the primary purpose of the 'PoshWSUS' project. Explain how a user would access or download the files for both the script and the project.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Scripts' page. The agent identifies that the WSUS-related script (PoshWSUS) is linked from the 'Scripts' page to external repositories like PoshCode or Technet Script Repository. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Projects' page. The agent identifies 'PoshWSUS' on the 'Projects' page. The agent states that the primary purpose of the WSUS-related script (or PoshWSUS) is 'A PowerShell module used to manage a WSUS Server'. The agent explains that scripts are accessed via external links on the 'Scripts' page (e.g., PoshCode, Technet Script Repository). The agent explains that projects like PoshWSUS are likely available on GitHub, as hinted on the 'About' page (though not explicitly stated on the 'Projects' page itself).