You maintain two Groove identities. Each identity is active in multiple Groove workspaces. Each workspace has multiple members. You delete one Groove identity and notice that you cannot access a workspace named Workspace1. You need to ensure that you can access Workspace1. What should you do?

A user named User1 has an Active Directory user account. User1 changes the password for the Active Directory user account. You need to ensure that User1 can use the new password to log into Groove. What should you instruct User1 to do?

You need to send your Groove contact information to another user named User1. What should you do?

You need to configure Groove so that other users can find your Groove contact information on the Internet. What should you do?

A user named User1 has an unmanaged Groove account.

User1 receives the following error message when attempting to copy a file to a workspace: You need to ensure that User1 can copy the CHM file to the workspace.

What should you do?

You have a new portable computer. You need to access all the Groove workspaces of which you are a member from the new computer. You save your Groove account and Groove contacts as files to the new computer. What should you do next?

You install a Groove Server Manager server. You need to enable role-based access control on the Groove Server Manager server. What should you do?

You deploy Groove Server Manager without the Groove Audit Service. You need to monitor the content of all Groove instant messages sent between members and the changes to workspaces made by all members. What should you do?

You plan to install Groove Server Relay. You need to confirm that your server hard disks meet the throughput requirements for Groove Server Relay. Which command should you run?

You install a Groove Server Relay server. You need to configure Groove Server Relay to support management from any computer on the network by using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or later. What should you do on your Groove Server Relay server?