You manage two host pools: PoolA runs Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session; PoolB runs Windows Server 2022 Datacenter: Azure Edition. You must: (a) automatically apply monthly quality updates to PoolA after hours, allowing reboots; (b) minimize reboots on PoolB by using hotpatch for security updates. Which two configurations should you implement? (Choose two.)

For PoolA, Azure Update Manager (AUM) maintenance configurations are the correct choice. AUM allows you to schedule recurring quality updates for Azure VMs, including Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session, and handle reboots during off-hours, meeting the requirement for automatic, after-hours updates with reboots. For PoolB, hotpatching is specifically designed to minimize reboots for security updates on Windows Server 2022 Datacenter: Azure Edition. To enable hotpatching, you must deploy VMs from a hotpatch-enabled image and then turn on automatic VM guest patching. "Start VM on connect" is irrelevant to update application. Relying solely on Windows Update for Business deferrals does not provide the scheduled, automated control required. Building new images monthly is a valid strategy for image management but doesn't directly fulfill the requirement for automatic quality updates on PoolA or hotpatching on PoolB.