You are the Office 365 administrator for your company. The company’s environment includes only
Office 2013 and Windows 8.
Users are not allowed to install applications on client computers.
You need to enable Office Telemetry logging.
What should you do?
A.
In Group Policy, enable logging in the User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft
Office 2013\Telemetry Dashboard node.
B.
Create a .reg file that sets the registry values under the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\15.0\OSM key to enable the Telemetry
Agent to collect and upload data. Run the .reg file with standard privileges.
C.
In Group Policy, enable logging in the User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft
Office 2013\Telemetry logging node.
D.
Create a .reg file that sets the registry values under the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0 key to enable Telemetry Agent to collect
and upload data. Run the .reg file with standard privileges.
Explanation:
The Telemetry Agent must be enabled using Group Policy or the registry. For production
environments that contain hundreds or thousands of client computers, you can use Group Policy
administrative templates.
You can use Group Policy to enable and configure Telemetry Agents. Download the Group Policy
admininstrative template files from the Microsoft Download Center. The policy settings are available
in the path User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Office 2013\Telemetry
Dashboard.
Incorrect:
Not C: Incorrect Group Policy Node.
Not D: Incorrect Registry key.
Not B: This would work, but it would require too much administrative effort. For production
environments that contain hundreds or thousands of client computers, you should use Group Policy
administrative templates.
Note: Use the registry to enable and configure Telemetry Agent
The easiest way to update the registry on a single client is to run a .reg file that sets the registry
values that enable Telemetry Agent to collect and upload data.
Telemetry Agent registry settings are located under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\
Policies\Microsoft\Office\15.0\OSM key.Deploy Telemetry Dashboard
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f69cde72-689d-421f-99b8-c51676c77717#configure
It says they only have Windows 8 computers so I assume no Windows Server so no Group Policy (they’ll have local group policy but I don’t think this parameter exists).
So I think answer is D
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I meant B, anyway with standard privileges the registry entry is in a slightly different place (not under the \polices\ tree) so B would also be wrong and A would be correct for these answers. However, in the exam (taken June 2016) the answers were slightly different meaning one of the .reg file answers was correct.
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Per the link below (Sebzor), I believe B is right with the single exception that it needs to be ran with Elevated privileges not standard.
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Correct answer is A
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f69cde72-689d-421f-99b8-c51676c77717#configure
Use Group Policy to enable and configure Telemetry Agent
You can also use Group Policy to enable and configure Telemetry Agents. Download the Group Policy admininstrative template files from the Microsoft Download Center. The policy settings that are listed in the following table are available in the path User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Office 2013\Telemetry Dashboard.
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Correct answer is A
users are not allowed to install applications so we need to use GPO
the correct node is Telemetry Dashboard so A is definitely correct
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https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219431.aspx
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Guys read the question..The company’s environment includes only
Office 2013 and Windows 8
This roles out A. Answer is B..
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correct is A because of B is wrong due to standard privileges:
Use the registry to enable and configure Telemetry Agent
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The easiest way to update the registry on a single client is to run a .reg file that sets the registry values that enable Telemetry Agent to collect and upload data. You can create this .reg file by copying one of the following examples to a text file, updating the required fields, saving the file as agent.reg, and running it from an elevated command prompt. In the .reg file, make sure that you specify the UNC path of the shared folder to which the agent uploads the data. Optionally, you can update the fields so you can easily identify the collected data in your organization, such as by department, location, or deployment group.
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Is B because the HKCU is allowed to write with standard privileges. No server or AD to deploy gpo. D is not ok because of HKLM
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please what is the correct answer?
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