Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure (AZ-800) Practice

To retrieve the configuration of a specific virtual machine (VM) in Hyper-V, the Get-VM cmdlet is the appropriate choice. This cmdlet is designed to provide detailed information about virtual machines, including their configuration settings, state, and other properties. By using Get-VM followed by the VM's name, you can ascertain all relevant configuration details effectively.

This cmdlet is versatile in that it can be used to obtain information about all VMs or selective ones based on provided parameters such as the name or ID of the VM. This makes it a fundamental tool for administrators managing Hyper-V environments, allowing quick access to VM configurations for monitoring or troubleshooting purposes.

The other options listed do not represent valid cmdlets in Hyper-V PowerShell. Therefore, they do not serve the purpose of retrieving VM configurations and are not recognized as part of typical PowerShell command usage for Hyper-V, reinforcing why Get-VM is the superior choice for this task.