When do you need to see what updates had been installed on your Hyper-V server, you can use this PowerShell cmdlet to list all the updates.
Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_QuickFixEngineering | select description,hotfixid,installedon
Then if you need to compare if all the nodes of your cluster or if your Hyper-V server have the same patch level just run this cmdlet remotely through PowerShell ISE.
If you need help run remotely PowerShell cmdlet, just see one of my previous post (Managing Hyper-V Server remotely through PowerShell)
Cheers,
Marcos Nogueira
azurecentric.com
Twitter: @mdnoga
About Marcos Nogueira
With more than 25 years of experience in Infrastructure & Application Architecture, Marcos Nogueira is currently a Principal Cloud Solution Architect. He is an expert in Public and Hybrid Cloud, focusing on Security, Cloud Migration, Cloud Innovation and Cloud Automation. His experience includes Microsoft technologies such as Azure IaaS & PaaS, AKS, Defender & Sentinel and Cloud Adoption Framework; Marcos is always looking to improve ways to automate. Marcos is an MVP in Azure, and he has +20 years of Microsoft Certified, with over 175+ certifications. He also enjoys motor racing, photography and travelling in his free time.
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