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Case Study: 1
Tailspin Toys
Background
You are planning a SharePoint deployment. The new farm will host several business
solutions including:
• www.TailspinToys.com
• Tailspin360.TaiIspinToys.com
• MyTailspin.TailspinToys.com
All employees have Active Directory Domain Service (AD DS) accounts. Members of the
SalesUsers AD DS security group are the only users with permissions to create My Sites
sites.
Business Requirements
www.TailspinToys.com
www.TailspinToys.com is an Internet business site that will provide eCommerce capabilities
including a product catalog, a shopping cart, and an account settings page.
Tailspin360.TailspinToys.com
Tailspin360.TailspinToys.com provides a business intelligence (BI) solution for the Sales
team. It must allow users to share Microsoft Excel workbooks and build dashboards.
Tailspin360.TailspinToys.com accesses data that is located in various repositories including
Microsoft SQL Server.
MyTailspin.TailspinToys.com
MyTailspin.TailspinToys.com is a social collaboration environment that provides microblogging, file and video sharing, and the ability to create personal blogs and wikis for
Tailspin Toys employees.
Technical Requirements
General
• The farm must be made fault tolerant by using virtualization.
• The farm must include two front-end web servers.
• Page requests must be distributed equally across the front-end
web servers.
• All content must remain available to users if one of the frontend web servers becomes unavailable.
• All Sales department employees are members of the SalesUsers
group.
• All customer, order, and product information will be stored in
tables in a Microsoft SQL Server database.
• The User Profile service application is provisioned but not
configured.
www.TailspinToys.com
• You must create a version of the site that provides an optimized
experience for Windows Phone devices. You have created a device
channel that detects the user-agent.
• The website must support English (United States), Spanish
(Mexico), and German (Germany). All content is authored in English
and then translated into Spanish and German by an outside vendor.
Translations are performed by humans.

Tailspin360.TailspinToys.com
• The site must be accessible only to members of the Sales team.
• Users must be able to access order information that is stored in
a SQL Server database.
• Developers must be able to import Business Connectivity
Services (BCS) models by using Central Administration.
• The salesAccess shared domain account has permissions to
read data from the database.
• Excel workbooks published to a document library app must be
opened in a browser. Excel workbooks in other locations must open in
Excel.
MyTailspin.TailspinToys.com
• You need to provision a SharePoint environment that supports
My Sites for an enterprise.
• You need to ensure the SharePoint Server configuration
supports the ability to create individual site collections the first time a
user accesses the My Site page.
• All users need permissions to create My Sites sites.
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HOTSPOT
You need to support Windows Phone devices.
Which Site Settings option should you configure? (To answer, select the appropriate option in the
answer area.)

Answer:

Explanation:
Note:
* Browsing the web on a mobile device is now so common that a SharePoint site must be optimized
for readability and ease of use on smartphones and other mobile devices such as tablets. With
device channels in SharePoint 2013, you can render a single publishing site in multiple ways by using
different designs that target different devices.
* A device channel is part of the SharePoint 2013 publishing infrastructure that enables you to
render certain site content, style your content, and even change images—while maintaining the
same URL across a pool of different devices. Compared to the desktop version of the SharePoint site,
a mobile rendering can be formatted with a smaller width, have better navigation with wider touch
targets, and show a reduced amount of information for better usability. You can create a single site,
and author and edit the content a single time for all your different mobile devices. When a user
browses a SharePoint site from a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet, the mobile browser
submits to the site an HTTP GET request that includes a user agent string. This string contains
information about the type of device that is trying to access the site. Based on that device substring,
the device browser can be redirected to a specific master page view.
* Figure 1. Using device channels across different device platforms