You have a published application on your server called TimeLog. It is published on all of your servers, and the
path on each server is
d:\\apps\\timelog. Another administrator installs a new server into the farm and wants to add that server to the list
of servers that host the
application. The administrator installed the TimeLog application to d:\\program files\\timelog. How can you add
the server to the list
of servers that host the TimeLog application even though it points to a different location?

A.
In the Application Location tab of the published application’s
Properties sheet, highlight the server in the Configured Servers list
and click Edit Configuration. Then change the command line and
working directory from there.

B.
In the Servers tab of the published application’s Properties sheet,
highlight the server in the Configured Servers list and click Edit
Configuration. Then change the command line and working
directory from there.

C.
Do nothing. The server will find all instances of the executable.

D.
In the Application Name tab of the published application’s Properties
sheet, highlight the server in the Configured Servers list and
click Edit Configuration. Then change the command line and
working directory from there.

Explanation:
If you highlight a server in the Configured Servers list, you can edit the configuration. The Edit Configuration
dialog box allows you to
change the command line and working directory for the published application. This lets you publish applications
on different servers that
may have the same executable but in different locations.