Overview
ADatum Corporation is an IT services provider based in the United States. ADatum currently serves two main
customers named Customer1 and Customer2.
Existing Environment
Network Environment (Customer1)
The network of Customer1 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named fabrikam.com.Customer1 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10.
The relevant computers are configured as shown in the following table.

Server102 hosts a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). All VDI-based virtual machines run the 32-bit version of
Windows 10 Enterprise and have Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) 5.1 installed.
Network Environment (Customer2)
The network of Customer2 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named contoso.com. Customer2
has several client computers that are part of workgroups.
Customer2 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10. Customer2 also has Windows Phone 8.1 devices used by users in the research department and
the marketing department.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer1)
Customer1 has a deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1
(SP1) that has a single primary site server named Server101. Configuration Manager is used to deploy
applications and to manage computer configuration settings.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer2)
Customer2 has a deployment of Configuration Manager SP1 that has three sites and ten servers configured as
shown in the following table.

The code for the central administration site is C2C, the code for the primary site is C21, and the code for the
secondary site is C22. Computers in the research department are part of the secondary site.
Customer2 uses Configuration Manager to deploy software updates, to implement Endpoint Protection, and to
maintain compliance of the computer configuration settings.
Customer2 has two custom client device settings named CS2 and CSR. CS2 is deployed to all computers. CSR
is deployed to the research department computers only.
Customer2 has a device collection named Collection1 and a user collection named Collection2.
Applications (Customer1)
Customer1 has two main applications named App1 and App2. App1 is a 32-bit application and App2 is a 64-bit
application.
You sequence the applications as App-V packages as shown in the following table.

Applications (Customer2)
Customer2 has an application named App3 that is deployed by using Configuration Manager. A new application
named App4 will replace App3.Get-AppvClientConfiguration Output (Customer1)
You run the Get-AppvClientConfiguration cmdlet on the VDI-based virtual machines of Customer1, which
generates the following output.

Requirements
Planned Changes (Customer1)
You plan to deploy App1 and App2 as App-V packages to Client1, Client2, and the VDI-based virtual machines.
Planned Changes (Customer2)
You identify the following planned changes for Customer2:
Replace App3 with App4.
Enforce folder redirection settings for the users in Collection2.
Manage Internet-based computers in the marketing department by using Configuration Manager.
Add a new hardware inventory class to collect data from the research department computer.
Deploy a server named Server11 to host an additional software update point for the primary Configuration
Manager site.
Implement a single baseline to monitor the configuration settings and the presence of software updates on
the computers.
Technical Requirements (Customer1)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer1:
The disk space used by the App-V packages on the VDI-based virtual machines must be minimized.
Configuration Manager automatic remediation on the VDI-based virtual machines must be disabled.
Customer1 must be able to view the results of all Configuration Manager Asset Intelligence reports.
On the VDI-based virtual machines, only the App-V packages launched by users must be streamed in the
background.
Technical Requirements (Customer2)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer2:Minimize the number of components used for the new single baseline.
Enforce folder redirection policies by using Configuration Manager compliance configuration.
Ensure that the Endpoint Protection status of Collection1 is available in the Monitoring workspace of the
Configuration Manager Console.
Use Configuration Manager to block the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the marketing department users
from running a specific application.
Use Configuration Manager to ensure that the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the research department
users can run three specific applications only.
Which server must host the WSUS database for the additional software update point of Customer2?

Overview
ADatum Corporation is an IT services provider based in the United States. ADatum currently serves two main
customers named Customer1 and Customer2.
Existing Environment
Network Environment (Customer1)
The network of Customer1 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named fabrikam.com.
Customer1 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10.
The relevant computers are configured as shown in the following table.

Server102 hosts a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). All VDI-based virtual machines run the 32-bit version of
Windows 10 Enterprise and have Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) 5.1 installed.
Network Environment (Customer2)
The network of Customer2 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named contoso.com. Customer2
has several client computers that are part of workgroups.
Customer2 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10. Customer2 also has Windows Phone 8.1 devices used by users in the research department andthe marketing department.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer1)
Customer1 has a deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1
(SP1) that has a single primary site server named Server101. Configuration Manager is used to deploy
applications and to manage computer configuration settings.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer2)
Customer2 has a deployment of Configuration Manager SP1 that has three sites and ten servers configured as
shown in the following table.

The code for the central administration site is C2C, the code for the primary site is C21, and the code for the
secondary site is C22. Computers in the research department are part of the secondary site.
Customer2 uses Configuration Manager to deploy software updates, to implement Endpoint Protection, and to
maintain compliance of the computer configuration settings.
Customer2 has two custom client device settings named CS2 and CSR. CS2 is deployed to all computers. CSR
is deployed to the research department computers only.
Customer2 has a device collection named Collection1 and a user collection named Collection2.
Applications (Customer1)
Customer1 has two main applications named App1 and App2. App1 is a 32-bit application and App2 is a 64-bit
application.
You sequence the applications as App-V packages as shown in the following table.

Applications (Customer2)
Customer2 has an application named App3 that is deployed by using Configuration Manager. A new application
named App4 will replace App3.
Get-AppvClientConfiguration Output (Customer1)
You run the Get-AppvClientConfiguration cmdlet on the VDI-based virtual machines of Customer1, which
generates the following output.

Requirements
Planned Changes (Customer1)
You plan to deploy App1 and App2 as App-V packages to Client1, Client2, and the VDI-based virtual machines.
Planned Changes (Customer2)
You identify the following planned changes for Customer2:
Replace App3 with App4.
Enforce folder redirection settings for the users in Collection2.
Manage Internet-based computers in the marketing department by using Configuration Manager.
Add a new hardware inventory class to collect data from the research department computer.Deploy a server named Server11 to host an additional software update point for the primary Configuration
Manager site.
Implement a single baseline to monitor the configuration settings and the presence of software updates on
the computers.
Technical Requirements (Customer1)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer1:
The disk space used by the App-V packages on the VDI-based virtual machines must be minimized.
Configuration Manager automatic remediation on the VDI-based virtual machines must be disabled.
Customer1 must be able to view the results of all Configuration Manager Asset Intelligence reports.
On the VDI-based virtual machines, only the App-V packages launched by users must be streamed in the
background.
Technical Requirements (Customer2)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer2:
Minimize the number of components used for the new single baseline.
Enforce folder redirection policies by using Configuration Manager compliance configuration.
Ensure that the Endpoint Protection status of Collection1 is available in the Monitoring workspace of the
Configuration Manager Console.
Use Configuration Manager to block the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the marketing department users
from running a specific application.
Use Configuration Manager to ensure that the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the research department
users can run three specific applications only.
You need to configure Configuration Manager remediation for the VDI-based virtual machines to meet the
technical of Customer1.
What should you do?

DRAG DROP
Overview
Relecloud is a pharmaceutical company located in Montreal. The company has marketing, research, and
development departments.
Existing Environment
Intranet and Internet InfrastructureThe network contains a single Active Directory forest named relecloud.com. All servers run Windows Server
2012 R2.
The network infrastructure contains the following:
A Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1 (SP1) primary site that has a
site code of CO1
A Remote Desktop Services (RDS) Session Virtualization deployment
Microsoft System Center Updates Publisher 2011
<!–[endif]–> The Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES)
<!–[endif]–> An enterprise certification authority (CA)
<!–[endif]–> A Microsoft Intune subscription
The network contains the client computers configured as shown in the following table.

All of the computers are managed by using the Configuration Manager client.
Configuration Manager Enrollment
Configuration Manager has the following configurations:
Configuration Manager has only two custom collections named Collection1 and Collection2. The collections
contain the client computers. Collection1 includes Collection2.
Updates Publisher 2011 and Configuration Manager are integrated. All third-party updates are deployed by
using Updates Publisher 2011.
Configuration Manager generates reports that contain the console users of all the client computers.
Configuration Manager is set as the mobile device management authority.
The scheduled synchronization of software updates is disabled.
A certificate registration point is installed.
Application Environment
An application named App2 is published from the RDS session deployment. App2 is configured to have the
.app2 file type association in the RDS deployment.
An application named App3 is deployed by using Configuration Manager. App3 is configured to have an
installation dependency on an application named App4.
All of the users in the development department use an application named App6. All of the executables for App6
are stored in a folder named C:\\App6.
Current Problems
The users in the marketing department leave the office for up two weeks at a time on business-related trips.
The users’ computers are reported to have a status of inactive in Configuration Manager.
The development department users report that they fail to connect to their computer from their personal
Android device by using the Microsoft Intune company portal.
Requirements
Planned Changes
Relecloud plans to implement the following changes:Deploy an RDS Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) that contains Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64 virtual
machines.
Install an application named App1.exe locally on the planned RDS VDI.
Application Virtualization Requirements
Relecloud identifies the following application virtualization requirements:
The Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) client requires an unattended installation.
Plug-ins for App1.exe must be installed by using the App-V 5.0 Service Pack 3 (SP3) client.
Users must be able to launch App2 by double-clicking files that have the .app2 extension.
The App-V packages must be published to each user, not globally.
The disk space used by the App-V packages must be minimized.
App1.exe must be able to interact with App-V-based plug-ins.
Configuration Manager Requirements
Relecloud identifies the following requirements for Configuration Manager:
The status of each client must be summarized daily.
App4 must be replaced by an application named App5.
App4 and App5 cannot co-exist on the same computer.
The usage of the App6 executables must be monitored.
Any software configured to auto-start on the client computers must be reported.
The laptops of the marketing department users must not be reported as inactive.
Updates from a new third-party vendor named Vendor1 must be deployed. Vendor1 provides updates in the
form of .cab files.
The maintenance window for the computers in Collection1 and Collection2 must be scheduled from Friday
at 20:00 to Monday at 04:00.
A device collection named Collection3 must be created. Collection3 must include all of the Configuration
Manager clients that run Windows Server. The membership of Collection3 must be updated every five
minutes.
Intune Requirements
Relecloud identifies the following requirements for Intune:
Internal CA certificates must be deployed to the mobile devices of the development department users by
using the Intune company portal.
The development department users must be able to access their desktop from their personal device by
using the Intune company portal.
You need to deploy the updates from Vendor1. The solution must meet the Configuration Manager
requirements.
Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of
actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.
Select and Place:

Overview
ADatum Corporation is an IT services provider based in the United States. ADatum currently serves two main
customers named Customer1 and Customer2.
Existing Environment
Network Environment (Customer1)
The network of Customer1 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named fabrikam.com.
Customer1 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10.The relevant computers are configured as shown in the following table.

Server102 hosts a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). All VDI-based virtual machines run the 32-bit version of
Windows 10 Enterprise and have Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) 5.1 installed.
Network Environment (Customer2)
The network of Customer2 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named contoso.com. Customer2
has several client computers that are part of workgroups.
Customer2 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10. Customer2 also has Windows Phone 8.1 devices used by users in the research department and
the marketing department.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer1)
Customer1 has a deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1
(SP1) that has a single primary site server named Server101. Configuration Manager is used to deploy
applications and to manage computer configuration settings.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer2)
Customer2 has a deployment of Configuration Manager SP1 that has three sites and ten servers configured as
shown in the following table.

The code for the central administration site is C2C, the code for the primary site is C21, and the code for the
secondary site is C22. Computers in the research department are part of the secondary site.
Customer2 uses Configuration Manager to deploy software updates, to implement Endpoint Protection, and to
maintain compliance of the computer configuration settings.
Customer2 has two custom client device settings named CS2 and CSR. CS2 is deployed to all computers. CSR
is deployed to the research department computers only.
Customer2 has a device collection named Collection1 and a user collection named Collection2.
Applications (Customer1)
Customer1 has two main applications named App1 and App2. App1 is a 32-bit application and App2 is a 64-bit
application.
You sequence the applications as App-V packages as shown in the following table.

Applications (Customer2)
Customer2 has an application named App3 that is deployed by using Configuration Manager. A new application
named App4 will replace App3.
Get-AppvClientConfiguration Output (Customer1)
You run the Get-AppvClientConfiguration cmdlet on the VDI-based virtual machines of Customer1, which
generates the following output.

Requirements
Planned Changes (Customer1)
You plan to deploy App1 and App2 as App-V packages to Client1, Client2, and the VDI-based virtual machines.
Planned Changes (Customer2)
You identify the following planned changes for Customer2:
Replace App3 with App4.
Enforce folder redirection settings for the users in Collection2.
Manage Internet-based computers in the marketing department by using Configuration Manager.
Add a new hardware inventory class to collect data from the research department computer.
Deploy a server named Server11 to host an additional software update point for the primary Configuration
Manager site.
Implement a single baseline to monitor the configuration settings and the presence of software updates on
the computers.
Technical Requirements (Customer1)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer1:
The disk space used by the App-V packages on the VDI-based virtual machines must be minimized.
Configuration Manager automatic remediation on the VDI-based virtual machines must be disabled.
Customer1 must be able to view the results of all Configuration Manager Asset Intelligence reports.
On the VDI-based virtual machines, only the App-V packages launched by users must be streamed in the
background.
Technical Requirements (Customer2)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer2:
Minimize the number of components used for the new single baseline.
Enforce folder redirection policies by using Configuration Manager compliance configuration.
Ensure that the Endpoint Protection status of Collection1 is available in the Monitoring workspace of the
Configuration Manager Console.
Use Configuration Manager to block the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the marketing department users
from running a specific application.Use Configuration Manager to ensure that the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the research department
users can run three specific applications only.
You need to configure the monitoring of Collection1 to meet the technical requirement of Customer2.
What should you modify from the Configuration Manager Console?

Overview
ADatum Corporation is an IT services provider based in the United States. ADatum currently serves two main
customers named Customer1 and Customer2.
Existing Environment
Network Environment (Customer1)
The network of Customer1 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named fabrikam.com.
Customer1 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10.
The relevant computers are configured as shown in the following table.

Server102 hosts a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). All VDI-based virtual machines run the 32-bit version of
Windows 10 Enterprise and have Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) 5.1 installed.Network Environment (Customer2)
The network of Customer2 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named contoso.com. Customer2
has several client computers that are part of workgroups.
Customer2 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10. Customer2 also has Windows Phone 8.1 devices used by users in the research department and
the marketing department.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer1)
Customer1 has a deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1
(SP1) that has a single primary site server named Server101. Configuration Manager is used to deploy
applications and to manage computer configuration settings.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer2)
Customer2 has a deployment of Configuration Manager SP1 that has three sites and ten servers configured as
shown in the following table.

The code for the central administration site is C2C, the code for the primary site is C21, and the code for the
secondary site is C22. Computers in the research department are part of the secondary site.
Customer2 uses Configuration Manager to deploy software updates, to implement Endpoint Protection, and to
maintain compliance of the computer configuration settings.
Customer2 has two custom client device settings named CS2 and CSR. CS2 is deployed to all computers. CSR
is deployed to the research department computers only.
Customer2 has a device collection named Collection1 and a user collection named Collection2.
Applications (Customer1)
Customer1 has two main applications named App1 and App2. App1 is a 32-bit application and App2 is a 64-bit
application.You sequence the applications as App-V packages as shown in the following table.

Applications (Customer2)
Customer2 has an application named App3 that is deployed by using Configuration Manager. A new application
named App4 will replace App3.
Get-AppvClientConfiguration Output (Customer1)
You run the Get-AppvClientConfiguration cmdlet on the VDI-based virtual machines of Customer1, which
generates the following output.

Requirements
Planned Changes (Customer1)
You plan to deploy App1 and App2 as App-V packages to Client1, Client2, and the VDI-based virtual machines.
Planned Changes (Customer2)
You identify the following planned changes for Customer2:
Replace App3 with App4.Enforce folder redirection settings for the users in Collection2.
Manage Internet-based computers in the marketing department by using Configuration Manager.
Add a new hardware inventory class to collect data from the research department computer.
Deploy a server named Server11 to host an additional software update point for the primary Configuration
Manager site.
Implement a single baseline to monitor the configuration settings and the presence of software updates on
the computers.
Technical Requirements (Customer1)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer1:
The disk space used by the App-V packages on the VDI-based virtual machines must be minimized.
Configuration Manager automatic remediation on the VDI-based virtual machines must be disabled.
Customer1 must be able to view the results of all Configuration Manager Asset Intelligence reports.
On the VDI-based virtual machines, only the App-V packages launched by users must be streamed in the
background.
Technical Requirements (Customer2)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer2:
Minimize the number of components used for the new single baseline.
Enforce folder redirection policies by using Configuration Manager compliance configuration.
Ensure that the Endpoint Protection status of Collection1 is available in the Monitoring workspace of the
Configuration Manager Console.
Use Configuration Manager to block the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the marketing department users
from running a specific application.
Use Configuration Manager to ensure that the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the research department
users can run three specific applications only.
You need to implement the Asset Intelligence reports to meet the technical requirement of Customer1.
What should you do?

Overview
ADatum Corporation is an IT services provider based in the United States. ADatum currently serves two main
customers named Customer1 and Customer2.
Existing Environment
Network Environment (Customer1)
The network of Customer1 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named fabrikam.com.
Customer1 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10.
The relevant computers are configured as shown in the following table.

Server102 hosts a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). All VDI-based virtual machines run the 32-bit version of
Windows 10 Enterprise and have Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) 5.1 installed.
Network Environment (Customer2)
The network of Customer2 contains a single-domain Active Directory forest named contoso.com. Customer2
has several client computers that are part of workgroups.
Customer2 has servers that run Windows Server 2012 R2 and client computers that run either Windows 8.1 or
Windows 10. Customer2 also has Windows Phone 8.1 devices used by users in the research department andthe marketing department.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer1)
Customer1 has a deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager Service Pack 1
(SP1) that has a single primary site server named Server101. Configuration Manager is used to deploy
applications and to manage computer configuration settings.
Configuration Manager Environment (Customer2)
Customer2 has a deployment of Configuration Manager SP1 that has three sites and ten servers configured as
shown in the following table.

The code for the central administration site is C2C, the code for the primary site is C21, and the code for the
secondary site is C22. Computers in the research department are part of the secondary site.
Customer2 uses Configuration Manager to deploy software updates, to implement Endpoint Protection, and to
maintain compliance of the computer configuration settings.
Customer2 has two custom client device settings named CS2 and CSR. CS2 is deployed to all computers. CSR
is deployed to the research department computers only.
Customer2 has a device collection named Collection1 and a user collection named Collection2.
Applications (Customer1)
Customer1 has two main applications named App1 and App2. App1 is a 32-bit application and App2 is a 64-bit
application.
You sequence the applications as App-V packages as shown in the following table.

Applications (Customer2)
Customer2 has an application named App3 that is deployed by using Configuration Manager. A new application
named App4 will replace App3.
Get-AppvClientConfiguration Output (Customer1)
You run the Get-AppvClientConfiguration cmdlet on the VDI-based virtual machines of Customer1, which
generates the following output.

Requirements
Planned Changes (Customer1)
You plan to deploy App1 and App2 as App-V packages to Client1, Client2, and the VDI-based virtual machines.
Planned Changes (Customer2)
You identify the following planned changes for Customer2:
Replace App3 with App4.
Enforce folder redirection settings for the users in Collection2.
Manage Internet-based computers in the marketing department by using Configuration Manager.
Add a new hardware inventory class to collect data from the research department computer.
Deploy a server named Server11 to host an additional software update point for the primary Configuration
Manager site.
Implement a single baseline to monitor the configuration settings and the presence of software updates on
the computers.
Technical Requirements (Customer1)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer1:
The disk space used by the App-V packages on the VDI-based virtual machines must be minimized.
Configuration Manager automatic remediation on the VDI-based virtual machines must be disabled.
Customer1 must be able to view the results of all Configuration Manager Asset Intelligence reports.
On the VDI-based virtual machines, only the App-V packages launched by users must be streamed in the
background.
Technical Requirements (Customer2)
ADatum must comply with the following requirements of Customer2:
Minimize the number of components used for the new single baseline.Enforce folder redirection policies by using Configuration Manager compliance configuration.
Ensure that the Endpoint Protection status of Collection1 is available in the Monitoring workspace of the
Configuration Manager Console.
Use Configuration Manager to block the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the marketing department users
from running a specific application.
Use Configuration Manager to ensure that the Windows Phone 8.1 devices of the research department
users can run three specific applications only.
You need to configure the folder redirection policies to meet the technical requirement of Customer2.
Which three actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

HOTSPOT
Your network contains one Active Directory domain. The domain contains a deployment of Microsoft System
Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager.
You plan to manage Android devices by using Configuration Manager.
You are evaluating whether to use the Exchange Server connector or Windows Intune to manage the Android
devices.
You need to identify which management features are available for the Android devices.
What should you identify? To answer, select the available management features for the Exchange Server
connector and for Windows Intune in the answer area.
Hot Area:

DRAG DROP
You have a multi-site deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager.
You plan to deploy the Configuration Manager client to all client computers in all sites as part of an operating
system image.
You need to prepare the reference image.
Which three actions should you perform in sequence before you generalize the image? To answer, move the
appropriate anions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.
Select and Place:

HOTSPOT
You create a VPN profile by using Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager as shown in the
exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that completes each statement.
Hot Area:

You manage a deployment of Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager.
From the Configuration Manager console, you discover that three client computers failed the client check.
You identify that the issue is related to WMI service corruption.
You manually repair WMI on the client computers.
You need to trigger a client health auto-remediation on the three client computers as soon as possible.
What should you do?