You are planning to deploy Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network. You need to select a FIM topology that meets the following requirements: Removes single points of failure. Separates end-user operations from administrative data synchronization. What should you do? (Choose all that apply.)

You deploy Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) in your company network to synchronize user accounts between Active Directory and an HR application. End users use the FIM Self-Service Portal to reset passwords and manage groups. You use a two-tiered architecture according to the following table.

Server Roles
+ FIM Synchronization database (dedicated disk)
+ FIM Service database (dedicated disk)
+ FIM Synchronization Service
+ FIM One back-end server Service (dedicated to FIM Synchronization Service access)
+ FIM Portal Two load-balanced
+ FIM Service FIM Self-Service Portal front-end servers

Currently, the number of users and groups has doubled. You experience delays in performance of the Active Directory Management Agent (AD MA). You need to improve the performance of the MA .
What should you do?

You are planning to deploy Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network to provide an identity management solution between an enterprise resource planning (ERP) application and Active Directory. The solution will contain the following FIM services: FIM Service FIM Service database FIM Synchronization Service FIM Synchronization Service database. You need to ensure that all FIM services support fault tolerance. What should you do? (Choose all that apply.)

You are planning to deploy Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 in your company network. You want to provide identity management between a Human Resources application and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). You need to ensure that the synchronization service instance can be returned if the primary server fails. What should you implement?