All client computers on your company network run Windows 7 and all servers on your company network run Windows Server 2008. The computers and the servers are members of an Active Directory Domain Services domain. A network administrator moves the Internet Information Services (IIS) server to a different network segment and configures the appropriate network settings.

Employees are unable to connect to the IIS server.

You confirm that the network settings are appropriate.

You need to ensure that all employees are able to connect to the IIS server.

What should you do?

Your company has a main office and a branch office.

The network contains an Active Directory forest. All users on the network access the Internet from their computers.

The company hires a temporary employee who has his own portable computer. The employee connects his portable computer to the network.

When the employee attempts to join the computer to the domain, the connection fails. A help desk technician reports the following about the employee:

– He has a domain user account.
– His computer can access Internet Web sites.
– His computer can contact domain controllers by using the domain controllers’ IP addresses.

You need to ensure that the employee’s computer can join the domain. The solution must ensure that the computer can access resources on the Internet.

What should you do?

Your company has client computers that run Windows 7 and client computers that run Windows XP Professional.

You enable the Network Discovery feature on the Windows 7 computers.

You discover that the Windows XP computers do not appear on the network map.

You need to ensure that all client computers appear on the network map.

What should you do?

All client computers on your company network were recently migrated from Windows XP to Windows 7.

Your company uses a proprietary application that is currently not compatible with Windows 7. A shim has been created and applied to mitigate compatibility issues until a Windows 7-compatible version is developed.

A security update is made for this application. The update must be tested and then deployed as a new version of the application.

During testing you are unable to install the application.

You need to ensure that the application can be installed in the test environment before it can be deployed to the production environment.

What should you do?

All client computers on your company network run Windows 7. Several legacy software applications are made available on the computers by using Windows XP Mode (XPM).

Employees report that all Start menu shortcuts for the legacy applications are missing from their computers.

You need to ensure that all employees can access the Start menu shortcuts for the legacy applications.

What should you do?

All client computers on your company network run Windows 7.

The event logs contain errors from an application source and the Kernel-Power source. You plan to track the errors.

You need to capture only the relevant data to generate a report.

What should you do?

All client computers on your company network were recently migrated from Windows XP to Windows 7.

Your company uses a proprietary software program that is installed by using a Windows Installer (.msi) file.

Employees who require the application must install it on their computers.

Employees are unable to install the software due to compatibility issues.

You need to ensure that the application can be installed.

What should you do?

All client computers on your company network run Windows 7. A software application that monitors Internet usage is installed on each of the computers.

You plan to collect all Critical and Error events generated by the application and review them on your computer.

You perform the following tasks on your computer:

– Create an event subscription by using Event Viewer.
– Create a query filter and select Critical and Error events from the Application event log.

You need to ensure that the following requirements are met:

– Only Critical and Error events from the Application event log are forwarded to your computer.
– The Application event log can be viewed from your computer and the computers that generated the errors.

What should you do first?

Your network contains an Active Directory domain. All client computers run Windows 7 Enterprise.

A custom application named App1 is installed on the computers. All settings for App1 are stored in the user portion of the registry.

The help desk reports a high volume of calls from users who have incorrectly configured the App1 settings.

You need to recommend a solution to minimize the number of help desk calls about the incorrect App1 configurations. Users must be able to use App1. What should you do?

All client computers on your company network were recently migrated from Windows XP to Windows 7.Employees use Internet Explorer 8.

Each time employees access a Web application, they are prompted to install an add-on. After each installation, the application restarts and prompts the employees to install the add-on again.

You need to ensure that employees can run the application.

What should you do?