A website administrator has an output of an FTP session that runs nightly to download...

The PowerShell cmdlet Get-Content reads content line-by-line from a file and is commonly used for processing logs or large text files. When combined with Select-String, it can search for specific patterns (such as "ERROR" or "SUCCESS") within those lines and return a collection of matching objects, including metadata like line number and line content.

Option D uses:

Get-Content –Path: Correct syntax to read the log file from a UNC path.

Select-String “ERROR”, “SUCCESS”: Searches for these terms in each line and returns matching lines as structured output.

The other options (A, B, C) use non-existent or incorrect cmdlets/parameters such as Get-Content-Folder, –ifmatch, –Directory, which are invalid in PowerShell.