Exam MB7-702 Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 C/Side Development

Exam MB7-702 Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 C/Side Development
Published: 18 January 2013
Languages: English, French, German, Spanish
Audiences: IT professionals
Technology: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013
Credit towards certification: MCP, MCTS

Skills measured
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed below. The percentages indicate the relative weight of each major topic area in the exam. The higher the percentage, the more questions you are likely to see on that content area in the exam.

Please note that the questions may test on, but will not be limited to, the topics described in the bulleted text.

Describe the data and process models (10-15%)
Explain the table types and characteristics
Explain the characteristics of master tables, supplemental tables, subsidiary tables, ledger tables, register tables, journal tables, document tables, document history tables and setup tables
Describe the standard data model and process model
Describe the data model diagram, describe standard data flow and typical data triggers

Preparation resources
Tables
Triggers
Design the data model

Implement master tables, pages and documents (10-15%)
Track participants
Develop participant tracking solutions, describe triggers and multi-language support
Manage seminars, instructors and rooms
Describe seminar management; explain a setup table, master tables and pages; design seminar management solutions; develop solutions to manage instructors and rooms; create seminar tables and pages

Implement documents
Describe registrations; design a solution for registrations; develop registrations; use objects as text files; describe multi-language functionality in text messages; explain document pages, page functions, virtual tables, temporary tables and system tables

Describe the table code
Describe seminar registration line table code, the seminar charge table, the seminar comment line table and pages

Preparation resources
How Do I: Work with the Payment Registration for incoming payments in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2
Page Designer walkthroughs

Implement posting and dimensions (10-15%)
Explain posting and develop a posting solution

Describe the journal, ledger, register, tables and pages; identify journal posting codeunits; explain the journal and document posting processes; describe the example posting routine, existing objects, and code comments; diagnose performance issues; create journal and document posting routines; create and modify codeunits, tables, and pages for a posting solution; complete the journal and ledger tables registration posting; create codeunits and pages for seminar journal posting; create tables and pages for posted registration information; modify tables, pages, and codeunits for resource posting; create codeunits for document posting

Integrate seminar management with dimensions
Choose dimension types, set up dimensions, describe the dimensions data model, design and develop integration of seminar management with dimensions

Preparation resources
Set up posting groups
Codeunits
Set up dimensions to mark transactions

Implement feature integration and role tailoring (10-15%)
Integrate seminar-management features
Modify tables that contain data, design and develop seminar feature integration
Enable the Navigate feature
Describe Navigate feature architecture, develop solutions for the Navigate feature, integrate objects with the Navigate feature
Explain role tailoring
Describe the RoleTailored user interface, Role Centre, actions, ribbon, activities, lists, charts and profiles
Develop the seminar manager Role Centre and department page
Design seminar manager Role Centre solutions, develop seminar management department pages
Create and design MenuSuite objects

Describe the fundamentals of the MenuSuite object type, explain the design levels, create and design MenuSuite objects, explain how searching functions by using the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Windows client

Preparation resources
Navigation pane
Learn about the RoleTailored design
Walkthrough: Creating MenuSuites for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client

Create reports and manage statistics (10-15%)
Design and create a participant list report
Design and analyse solutions; differentiate between GUI design, functional design and table design; create seminar participant lists
Develop invoice posting batch jobs
Design and analyse solutions, create invoice posting batch jobs
Manage seminar statistics
Design and analyse solutions, add statistics to the Seminar Management module, create FlowFields of the Sum type, create seminar statistics pages

Preparation resources
Report design guidelines
Batch post purchase invoices batch job
SumIndexField Technology (SIFT)

Implement interfaces and Web Services (10-15%)
Automate email communication with participants

Explain how to implement automation and OCX controls to perform tasks by using other applications, describe file handling functions to import or export data, design and implement email capability

Explain Web Services
Explain Web Services architecture, SOAP Web Services, page operations with SOAP Web Services, extension codeunits and OData Web Services; handle user interface interactions

Develop a Web Service
Design, develop and test registration Web Services; create Web Services; create Windows form applications to test Web Services

Preparation resources
How to: Send email messages
Overview of Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Services
Web Service walkthroughs

Test and debug code (10-15%)
Test the seminar management solution

Describe test-driven development fundamentals; test features, codeunits and functions; explain transaction models for test functions; describe the use of ASSERTERROR in test functions; use handler functions; test pages; create and run a test runner codeunit; design and develop seminar management test solutions; create seminar management unit tests

Debug code
Activate the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Debugger, use breakpoints, run and track code

Preparation resources
Testing the application
Walkthrough: Debugging the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client
How do I: Use the Debugger in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2

Optimise for SQL Server (10-15%)
Explain SQL Server integration and database tasks with Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Explain the advantages of using SQL Server for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, describe Microsoft Dynamics NAV tables and indexes in SQL Server, explain how to share data across companies, obtain a list of indexes and their definitions

Use collation, the SQL Server Profiler and the SQL Server query optimiser

Describe collation, order by sort, describe the value of the SQL Server query optimiser, gather SQL Server statistics, explain SQL Server Profiler terminology

Optimise a Microsoft Dynamics NAV application

Optimise SumIndexField Technology (SIFT) tables and indexes, describe the index usage query, define keys to improve performance, describe implicit and explicit locking, identify problems with NEXT, define suboptimal coding and other performance penalties, analyse index usage, optimise C/AL code

Explain data access redesign

Describe simplified deployment, explain decreased resource consumption, identify caching, describe performance improvements

Describe C/AL database functions and performance on SQL Server

Describe the GET, FIND, NEXT, CALCFIELDS, CALCSUMS, COUNT, SETAUTOCALCFIELDS, INSERT, MODIFY, DELETE and LOCKTABLE functions; explain dynamic result sets

Describe bulk inserts, locking, blocking and deadlocks

Describe bulk inserts; identify bulk insert constraints; describe locking, blocking and deadlocks; explain the benefits of avoiding deadlocks

Describe SIFT data storage in SQL Server

Identify SIFT data storage in SQL Server

Preparation resources
Optimising SQL Server performance with Microsoft Dynamics NAV
C/AL database functions and performance on SQL Server
SIFT and SQL Server

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QUESTION 1
Which of the following options best describe the core aim of utilizing a function trigger?

A. It forms an indicator which is set upon a record pending modifications in the table
B. It forms an indicator to alert you upon the page being opened and the record being recaptured
from the required table
C. It forms an indicator to bring to your attention that the page has been loaded yet the controls
are still unavailable
D. It forms an indicator which is set upon a new record being added to a table

Answer: D

Explanation:

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QUESTION 2
Which of the following posting groups will need to be included in a table if you are assigned the
task of creating a master table which represents entities with business associates?

A. Customer Posting Group
B. The Gen. Prod. Posting Group
C. VAT Business Posting Group
D. VAT Posting Setup

Answer: B

Explanation:

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QUESTION 3
Which of the following statements regarding Text fields is true?

A. The Item table can have a Text field of up to 256 characters.
B. The Item table can have a Text field with a minimum of 156 characters.
C. The Item table can have a Text field of up to 250 characters.
D. The Item table can have a Text field of exactly to 186 characters.

Answer: C

Explanation:

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QUESTION 4
Which of the following options states the correct amount of SumIndexFields one key is capable of
possessing in a FlowField?

A. A minimum of 10
B. Exactly 18
C. A maximum of 20.
D. A maximum of 22

Answer: C

Explanation:

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QUESTION 5
Which of the following statements regarding bulk inserts is accurate?

A. Bulk inserts on the tables increase the capacity for server calls thus greatly advancing
performance capabilities.
B. Bulk inserts would be implemented upon needing to find statements therefore greatly lessens
the period in which the table is unlocked.
C. Bulk inserts would be implemented upon needing to alter or remove statements on the table as
this greatly lessens the period in which the table is locked.
D. The bulk inserts enhance the scalability by accelerating the insert in the transaction therefore
this greatly lessens the period in which the table is locked

Answer: C

Explanation:

Exam 74-343 Managing Projects with Microsoft Project 2013

Exam 74-343 Managing Projects with Microsoft Project 2013

Published: 05 April 2013
Languages: English, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish
Audiences: Partners
Technology: Project 2013
Credit towards certification: MCP, Microsoft Specialist

Skills measured
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed below. The percentages indicate the relative weight of each major topic area in the exam. The higher the percentage, the more questions you are likely to see on that content area in the exam.

Please note that the questions may test on, but will not be limited to, the topics described in the bulleted text.

Initialise a project (15–20%)
Create a new project
Create a template from a completed project, create a project from an existing template, existing project, SharePoint task list or Excel workbook
Create and maintain calendars
Set working or non-working hours and days for calendars, set a base calendar, resource calendar and hours per day, apply calendars to project, task and resource levels
Create custom fields
Create basic formulas, graphical indicator criteria, lookup tables, and task and resource custom fields
Customise option settings
Set default task types, manual versus auto-scheduling, project options, calendar options, customised ribbon, and quick access toolbar

Preparation resources
Create a new project from another project or template
Change working days for the project calendar
Available fields reference

Create a task-based schedule (20–25%)
Set up project information

Define project start date, apply calendars and current date, enter project properties, display the project summary task on a new project

Create and modify a project task structure

Create and modify summary tasks and sub-tasks, rearrange tasks, create milestones, create manually-scheduled tasks, outline, set tasks as active or inactive

Build a logical schedule model

Set date constraints, deadlines, dependencies, links, duration equations, effort-driven tasks and formulas, choose a task type

Create a user-controlled schedule

Enter duration, set or change the task mode (manual or auto), display warnings and suggestions, use estimated durations and user-controlled summary tasks

Manage multiple projects

Create a shared resource pool, connect to a resource pool, create links between projects, resolve conflicts between linked projects, work with master projects and sub-projects, summarise data in master projects

Preparation resources

Set the start date or finish date for your project
Create sub-tasks and summary tasks
Link projects to create a master project

Manage resources and assignments (20–25%)
Enter and edit resource information

Enter and edit max units, resource types, resource rate table, cost per use, availability, resource group, generic resources and cost resources

Create and edit resource assignments

Use task forms, assign multiple resources, assign resources to tasks using units that represent part-time work, edit assignments

Manage resource allocation

View task and resource usage, view availability across multiple projects, change assignment information, level, replace resources

Manage resource allocations by using Team Planner

Display current resource allocations and assignments, manage unassigned tasks, resolve resource conflicts, level resource over-allocations, substitute resources

Model project costs

Enter and assign resource-based costs (work, material, cost), cost per use, fixed costs, accrual method, apply a resource rate table

Preparation resources

Enter costs for resources
Assign people to work on tasks
Enter rate-based costs for people and materials

Track and analyse a project (20–25%)
Set and maintain baselines

Use multiple baselines, baseline an entire project, baseline selected tasks, update a baseline

Update actual progress

Update percentage completion, actual or remaining duration, actual work, remaining work, status date, current date, actual start and actual finish, use actual work and usage views, reschedule uncompleted work, cancel an un-needed task

Compare progress against a baseline

Use date variance, work variance, cost variance and task slippage, show variance of the current plan against baseline (tracking Gantt), select a view to display variance

Resolve potential schedule problems

Display warnings, suggestions and task drivers by using Task Inspector and Task Path, identify resource over-allocations

Display critical path information

View the critical path in single or master projects, view total slack, display progress against baseline or deadlines

Preparation resources

Set and save a baseline
Overview: Track your time and task progress
Show the critical path of your project

Communicate project information (15–20%)

Apply and customise views

Use auto-filter, apply views, group, filter, highlight, create and manage tables, sort, customise views, share a view with Organiser

Share data with other applications

Import data from Excel, export data to Excel, attach documents or link hyperlinks to supporting information, copy and paste timeline and reports to other Office Web Apps, create and generate visual reports in Excel and Visio, export a timeline view to email

Configure and display reports and dashboards

Report progress status, save to PDF or XPS, display Gantt information, schedule or timeline, display data based on date range, create built-in dashboards and reports, change and customise built-in dashboards and reports, copy pictures, work with cumulative fields

Connect and share data with SharePoint

Sync to SharePoint, share plans and get updates through SharePoint, share project plans through SharePoint (bi-directional sync of tasks, progress and timeline elements), collect actual progress from a team through SharePoint

Extend Project 2013

Acquire Apps from the Office Store, save files in OneDrive, acquire templates from Office.com, automate frequent tasks with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)

Preparation resources

Export your project to Microsoft Excel
Add SharePoint task list data to Project Server 2013

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QUESTION 1
You use Project Professional 2013 to manage a project that has customer-required milestone
completion dates. You need to see graphically that your milestones have slipped beyond your
customer-required dates. What should you add to the project milestones?

A. a Must finish on constraint
B. a finish date
C. a deadline
D. a Finish no later than constraint

Answer: C

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QUESTION 2
You manage a project by using Project Professional 2013. Your project is updated with changes to
the baseline for selected tasks. You back up your project fife before you start your next tracking
cycle. After completing the tracking cycle, you notice that the baseline duration values on some
of the summary tasks are not correct. You need to correct these values before re-entering the
tracking data. You open the backed up version of the project schedule. What should you do next?

A. Manually update the summary tasks with the new duration values.
B. Reset the summary tasks to manual scheduling.
C. Ensure the tasks durations are of the same denomination values. Then reenter the tracking data.
D. Reset the baseline checking the Roll up baselines to all summary tasks option. Then reenter
the tracking data.

Answer: D

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QUESTION 3
You are a program manager. Your project managers use Project Professional 2013 to manage
projects. The project managers want to utilize the same resources across their projects. You need
to combine the projects, as well as the project resources, to see allocations across the projects.
What should you do?

A. Copy and paste all resource assignments into a Master file.
B. Share resources from an external resource pool.
C. Create a Master project and insert subprojects by using Link to project.
D. Open all projects in a new window.

Answer: B

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QUESTION 4
Your company uses Project Standard 2013 to track project progress. You need to accurately
calculate cost performance index (CPI) as a health indicator. Which three actions should you
perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

A. Ensure there is a value in the Status Date field.
B. Ensure there is a value in the Standard Rate field.
C. Ensure Task Dependencies exist in the schedule.
D. Enter actual progress information.
E. Level resources within available slack.

Answer: ABD

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QUESTION 5
You are a project manager who uses Microsoft Excel 2013. Your company decides to migrate all of
the current projects in Microsoft Excel 2013 to Project Professional 2013. They allow all
employees to spend 8 hours migrating each project plan. Your current and unique project plan
has 462 tasks with duration in days, and resources have been assigned and named. You have a
status meeting in two days. You need to provide your project's information by using Project
Professional 2013. What should you do?

A. Create a new project plan in Project Professional 2013 and use the Gantt Chart Wizard to
import from an Excel Workbook.
B. Rename the Excel file from .xlsx to .mpx, and open it by using Project Professional 2013,
activating the Mapping Excel Workbook feature. Map tasks, durations, and resources
assigned into Microsoft Project fields.
C. Open the Excel File .xlsx directly from Project Professional 2013, which will convert and map
tasks, durations, and resources assigned into Project fields.
D. Create a VBA macro by using the Excel Record Macro feature to import all tasks, durations,
and resources assigned from Excel into your new Project Professional 2013 project plan.

Answer: C

Exam 70-488 Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 Core Solutions

Exam 70-488 Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 Core Solutions

Published: 20 July 2013
Languages: English, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil)
Audiences: Developers
Technology: Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013
Credit towards certification: MCP, MCSD

Skills measured
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed below. The percentages indicate the relative weight of each major topic area in the exam. The higher the percentage, the more questions you are likely to see on that content area in the exam.

Please note that the questions may test on, but will not be limited to, the topics described in the bulleted text.
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Plan and design SharePoint sites (10-15%)

Manage the site life cycle

Create a delayed site collection, manage site collection disposition, identify inactive site collections, back up and archive site collection data

Create content types

Subscribe to published content types, choose appropriate content type creation, use Schema Development, create content types using Object Model, create site columns, use content type inheritance

Manage content type behaviours

Manage event receivers, manage workflow associations, manage policies, manage document templates

Implement site provisioning

Create site definitions, create web templates, implement feature stapling, implement custom provisioning code

Preparation resources

Build sites for SharePoint 2013
Content type definitions
Creating site definitions for SharePoint

Implement authorisation and authentication (10-15%)

Implement user authentication

Create a custom claims provider, create a custom sign-in page, create a custom membership provider, package and deploy a custom claims provider, package and deploy a custom membership provider, authenticate a user from a client application

Implement application authentication and authorisation

Use the SharePoint App TokenHelper class, specify the App permission request scope manifest and permission request manifest, specify permissions for Office Store apps, specify permissions for Corporate Catalogue Apps, specify permissions for remote apps to access SharePoint data

Plan and implement user authorisation

Create custom role definitions, create custom permission levels, maintain permissions, implement impersonation, plan and implement anonymous access, create a custom role manager

Preparation resources

Authentication in SharePoint 2013 learning roadmap
Authentication, authorisation and security in SharePoint 2013
Authorisation and authentication for apps in SharePoint 2013

Access and manage data (10-15%)

Design solutions to handle large amounts of data

Create efficient CAML queries and views, choose appropriate APIs, create and use indexed columns, use Object Model Overrides, use Content Iterator, implement cross-site queries

Access data contained in SharePoint

Access data using server-side object model, access data using client-side object model (CSOM), access data using REST API, access data using out-of-the-box Web Services, access data using a custom Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service to facilitate integration with an existing application

Store configuration data

Implement a hierarchical data store, implement a property bag, implement web.config, implement SharePoint List, implement credential storage

Preparation resources

Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML) schemas
Data access options for apps in SharePoint 2013
Managing application configuration

Implement SharePoint solutions (15-20%)

Manage SharePoint Object Life Cycle

Implement Object Life Cycle management for SPWeb, implement Object Life Cycle management for SPSite, implement Object Life Cycle management for other objects, implement Object Life Cycle management with Windows PowerShell, implement Object Life Cycle management for SPContext

Upgrade solutions and features

Implement versioning of features and solutions, upgrade features and solutions, implement assembly versioning, build components for in-process request routing

Determine a solution structure

Select feature scope and visibility, define feature dependencies, define solution dependencies, organise SharePoint project items, structure app packages

Create sandbox solutions

Scope features to constraints, identify SharePoint artefacts that can be used in sandbox, access data outside of sandbox scope, configure and troubleshoot sandbox solution deployment, upgrade sandbox solutions, implement solutions validators

Create a no-code solution

Configure no-code customisations for the SharePoint 2013 platform, create XSLT for web parts, create and upload JavaScript files, create Display Templates

Preparation resources

Upgrade to SharePoint 2013
Build farm solutions in SharePoint 2013
Create SharePoint 2013 no-code solutions

Implement the user experience and information architecture (10-15%)

Implement branding

Incorporate designer outputs, use Design Manager functionality, apply custom themes, export the design, create Master Page, create a channel

Implement navigation

Create a custom navigation provider, create taxonomy-based navigation, create search-driven navigation, configure global/current navigation

Customise UI elements

Customise the ribbon, customise the edit control block (ECB), customise the status bar and notifications, customise the modal dialogue window, customise the upgrade notification, select areas for focus on content

Preparation resources

Overview of Design Manager in SharePoint 2013
SharePoint 2013 Design Manager branding and design capabilities
Managed navigation in SharePoint 2013

Create business processes (10-15%)

Create event receivers and timer jobs

Plan the use of event receivers or timer jobs, create remote event receivers, create a work item timer job

Create SharePoint Designer workflows

Plan the type of workflow and associated forms (site, reusable, list, InfoPath), use custom actions, create workflow definition, create reusable workflows for content types, import and export Microsoft Visio workflows, export a workflow to a SharePoint solution

Create and deploy Microsoft Visual Studio workflows

Create custom actions, create a workflow definition, create external connectors, deploy a workflow as part of a SharePoint solution or app, upgrade a SharePoint 2013 Visual Studio workflow, plan the type of workflow and associated forms

Preparation resources

SharePoint 2013: Use event receivers to handle events in apps for SharePoint
Creating a workflow by using SharePoint Designer 2013 and the SharePoint 2013 workflow platform
Develop SharePoint 2013 workflows using Visual Studio

Create Office apps (10-15%)

Plan and design applications

Choose a hosting location, specify a starting location, specify a licensing model, specify permission requirements, select a user experience for apps

Create applications

Create provider-hosted applications, create auto-hosted applications, create SharePoint-hosted applications, apply chrome control

Package and deploy apps

Package an application, publish to Corporate Catalogue, publish to SharePoint store, publish to Microsoft Azure, manage trust relationship with other providers

Manage the App Life Cycle

Upgrade an application, remove an application, manage licensing, manage usage tracking

Preparation resources

Development life cycle for apps for Office
Build apps for SharePoint
How to: Update, unpublish and track your apps with metrics in the Microsoft Seller Dashboard

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QUESTION 1
You are preparing to make sure that the app’s credential store as per the technical prerequisites.
Which of the following actions should you take?

A. You should consider configuring the Server and Password properties.
B. You should consider configuring the User Name and Server properties.
C. You should consider configuring the Client and Server property.
D. You should consider configuring the Password and User Name properties.

Answer: D

Explanation:

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QUESTION 2
You are preparing to deploy the package as per the prerequisites.
Which of the following actions should you take?

A. You should consider making use of the file that has the .ini file extension.
B. You should consider making use of the file that has the .config file extension.
C. You should consider making use of the file that has the .xml file extension.
D. You should consider making use of the file that has the .app file extension.

Answer: D

Explanation:

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QUESTION 3
You are writing code to create the Completed field as per the prerequisites. You need to include
an enumeration of the Microsoft.SharePoint.Client namespace in your code.
Which of the following is the enumeration you should make use of?

A. The ListTemplateType enumeration.
B. The BaseType enumeration.
C. The ODataType enumeration.
D. The ChoiceFormatType enumeration.

Answer: D

Explanation:

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QUESTION 4
You are preparing to make sure that the error that occurs when deploying the app does not occur.
Which of the following actions should you take?

A. You should consider deploying the app to Wayland Industries’ Public-facing site.
B. You should consider deploying the app to Wayland Industries’ Development site for tasks app.
C. You should consider deploying the app to Wayland Industries’ Search site.
D. You should consider deploying the app to Wayland Industries’ Personal My Site.

Answer: A

Explanation:

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QUESTION 5
You are preparing to write code to apply term set navigation in keeping with the prerequisites.
Which of the following is a method that should be included in your code?

A. The GetAsResolvedByWeb method.
B. The GetAsEditable method.
C. The GetCustomizableStringDefaultValue method.
D. The GetResolvedAssociatedFolderUrl method.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Reference:
NavigationTermSet.GetAsResolvedByWeb method (Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.Navigation)

Exam 70-337 Enterprise Voice & Online Services with Microsoft Lync Server 2013

Exam 70-337
Enterprise Voice & Online Services with Microsoft Lync Server 2013

Published: 06 November 2012
Languages: English, Japanese
Audiences: IT professionals
Technology: Microsoft Lync Server 2013
Credit towards certification: MCP, MCSE


Skills measured
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed below. The percentages indicate the relative weight of each major topic area in the exam. The higher the percentage, the more questions you are likely to see on that content area in the exam.

Please note that the questions may test on, but will not be limited to, the topics described in the bulleted text.

Design Enterprise Voice (27%)

Design Enterprise Voice topology

Design mediation server collocation or placement, gateways, trunks, voice resiliency, mediation server dependencies, and voice usage and traffic

Design call routing

Design dial plans, routes, normalisation, voice policies, basic emergency dialling and notification, and PSTN usages

Design voice interoperability to PSTN

Define SIP trunk capacity requirements; design multiple media gateway support, trunk configuration; define outbound translation rules, inbound dial plan; qualify technology options from UCOIP

Design voice applications

Design call park, response group delegation model, response group workflows; determine correct usage of private line and vacant number announcements

Design unified messaging

Design UM dial plans, normalisation rules, UM auto-attendant, subscriber access, UM outbound dialling, and UM placement and capacity

Preparation resources

Planning for Enterprise Voice
Enterprise Voice and Online Services with Lync Server 2013: (03) Designing Exchange Server 2013 unified messaging integration
Guidelines for integrating on-premises unified messaging and Lync Server 2013

Design and configure network services (26%)

Design for network optimisation

Assess network requirements; plan for optimal conferencing traffic, capacity, Edge placement, QOS support; estimate network usage

Plan network services for Lync

Plan Location Information Services (LIS), Call Admission Control (CAC) for voice, Call Admission Control (CAC) for video; define port requirements for internal and external services; plan for Media Bypass

Configure network services for Lync

Configure Location Information Services (LIS), Call Admission Control (CAC) for voice, Call Admission Control (CAC) for video, DHCP for phone edition, QOS, and media bypass

Preparation resources

Network infrastructure requirements
Network planning for Lync Server
Enterprise Voice and Online Services with Lync Server 2013: (07a) Networking, Part 1

Configure Enterprise Voice (26%)

Configure voice applications

Configure call park, Response Group workflows, Response Group queues, private line, and vacant number announcements

Configure call routing

Configure dial plans, routes, trunks; apply voice policies, PSTN usages, and emergency dialling

Configure unified messaging for Lync

Configure UM dial plans, the normalisation rules, UM auto-attendant, subscriber access, and call answering rules

Preparation resources

Deploying Enterprise Voice
Microsoft Lync Server 2013 dial plan and voice routing deep dive
Enterprise Voice and Online Services with Lync Server 2013: (02) Configuring basic Enterprise Voice functionality

Plan and configure a Lync Online hybrid solution (21%)

Plan Lync Online hybrid solution

Plan for Lync Online hybrid dependencies, SIP namespace, corporate access to Lync Online, and capacity (network and Lync Online service); configure Edge server for federation with Lync Online; analyse business and user requirements

Migrate to Lync Online
Configure clients for Lync Online; enable or move users to Lync Online; create a hybrid voice dial plan; migrate user settings to Lync Online; administer Lync Online native and Lync Online hybrid

Diagnose connectivity in a Lync Online hybrid environment
Confirm DNS records; choose test CMDLETs; analyse signalling and media call flow; validate connectivity; use Microsoft Online Services Diagnostics and Logging Support Toolkit

Administer online UM
Configure DNS Records; configure Edge Server for integration; create and configure UM dial plan; manage and assign Hosted Voice Mail policies; enable users for Hosted Voice Mail; create Contact Objects for Hosted Voice Mail

Preparation resources
Planning for Lync Server 2013 hybrid deployments
Steps to prepare and deploy Lync Server 2013 hybrid environment
Move users to Lync Online

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QUESTION 1
You have an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. Your company has a Microsoft Office
365 subscription. Twenty users are enabled for Microsoft Lync Online. The users frequently travel.
The users report that they receive the following error message when they attempt to sign in to
Microsoft Lync from the office:
"Cannot sign in because the server is temporarily unavailable. If the problem continues, please
contact your support team."
You verify that the users can sign in to Lync when they connect from the Internet. You need to
ensure that all of the users can sign in to Lync. Which alias (CNAME) record should you create in
the internal DNS domain?
To answer, select the appropriate record name and the appropriate record target in the answer
area.

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Answer:

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QUESTION 2
Your network contains the servers shown in the following table. You configure the infrastructure
to use hosted Exchange Unified Messaging (UM). You need to create a new contact object for the
hosted UM auto attendant. What should you do?

A. From Server1, run ocsumutil.exe.
B. From Server3, run the exchucutil.ps1 script.
C. From Server3, run the New-MailContact cmdlet.
D. From Server1, run the New-CsExUmContact cmdlet.

Answer: D

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QUESTION 3
You purchase a Microsoft Office 365 subscription and configure the pilot users to use the
@contoso.onmicrosoft.com UPN suffix. You need to ensure that the pilot users can perform the
following actions:
? Join meetings.
? Use a SIP address that has the @online.contoso.com suffix.
? Communicate with users who are hosted on Lync Server 2013.
Which three tasks should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose
three.)

A. From the Lync Online Control Panel, set up federation to contoso.com.
B. From the Lync Server Control Panel, set up federation to online.contoso.com.
C. From the Lync Server Control Panel, set up federation to contoso.onmicrosoft.com.
D. From the Lync Server Control Panel, update the user SIP addresses of the users to
@online.contoso.com.
E. From the Lync Online Control Panel, update the SIP addresses of the users to
@online.contoso.com.

Answer: ABE

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QUESTION 4
Your company has a Microsoft Office 365 subscription and uses Microsoft Lync Online. After a long
network outage, some users reports that they cannot sign in to the Microsoft Lync client and they
receive the following error message:
"Cannot sign in to Lync. You may have entered your sign-in address, user name, or password
incorrectly, or the authentication service may be incompatible with this version of the program. If
your sign-in information is correct and the problem persists, please contact your system
administrator."
You confirm that other users can sign in successfully. You need to ensure that all of the users can
sign in to Lync Online. Which file should you delete on the users' client computer?
To answer, select the appropriate file in the answer area.
Hot Area:



Answer:

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QUESTION 5
Your company has a Microsoft Office 365 subscription. The company uses Microsoft Lync Online.
You need to ensure that Lync Online users can use dial-in conferencing. The solution must minimize
costs. What should you do?

A. Deploy an Edge Server and add a hosting provider to the server.
B. Deploy an Edge Server and configure the A/V Edge service on the server.
C. Deploy an A/V Conferencing pool.
D. Set up an account with a third-party audio conferencing provider.

Answer: D

iPhone 7 rumor rollup: Double cameras and Tattoo phobia

IPad Pro, Apple R&D also sneak into iPhone 7 rumor rollup

Just as I was deciding between going with an Apple Watch tattoo or one of the old Fantasy Island TV show star Tattoo on my wrist, comes confirmation from Apple that ink on your wrist indeed can much up heart rate readings on your new Apple timepiece. Oh well, back to the iPhone 7 rumor rollup for me...

It was another relatively quiet week of iPhone 7 (or iPhone 6S or 6S Plus, if you prefer) rumors, but a few tidbits did find their way around the web. Among them, scuttlebutt about Apple converting ideas from a new patent into an iPhone that features both telephoto and wide-angle camera lenses.

Here's what Apple Insider had to say:
Apple's invention proposes a separate small format telephoto camera be used in conjunction with a normal-to-wide angle camera like those found in current iPhone models. Considering physical restrictions and the current state of imaging technology, a dual-camera implementation would likely yield higher quality images than a comparable single-lens system with integrated optical zoom.

TechCrunch jumped on this idea as well, though warned that: "Two factors that might affect whether or not we ever see it actually implemented include component cost, and space within the case."

The future of the insanely popular iPhone camera, uh, smartphone, has been a hot topic of conversation given the advances that Samsung and others have made on the picture-taking front. Apple’s confirmed-but-not-confirmed acquisition in April of Israeli camera maker LinX already had iPhone 7 watchers wishing, begging and hoping that the next great smartphone will incorporate advanced photo-taking technologies.

Patentedly Apple reports on a new patent ("Speech Recognition Wake-Up of a Handheld Portable Device") that could one day enable iPhone users to unlock their phones hands-free, via voice commands. This would be a handy wake-up alternative to manually entering a password or using TouchID.

Another good sign for those wondering if Apple will keep advancing its iPhones and other offerings rather than sitting on its laurels is that the company is pumping way more funds into research and development than it used to.

Who knows where Apple will funnel that research effort, but there's no reason to think iPhone 7, 8, 9, 10 etc. won't benefit. Apple Insider crunches the numbers and says Apple spent $1.9 billion on R&D in its last quarter and has spent $1.1 billion more in the first 6 months of fiscal 2015 than it did in the first half of its fiscal year 2014.
iPad Pro leak

Lest we overlook the iPhone's bigger sibling, the iPad, the rumor mill got a dose of tablet action this past week. The long-rumored iPad Pro, a 12.9-inch edition of the device meant for serious business, made an appearance -- as a render -- on relatively reliable Twitter leakster @OnLeaks. (The standard iPad today has a 9.7-inch display.)

And maybe this is getting ahead of ourselves, but Unbox Therapy even posted a video this week about iPad Pro cases...

The Pro tablet, expected to be priced somewhere between an iPad Air and MacBook Air according to the Pocket-lint blog, is rumored to be coming your way at June's Worldwide Developer Conference.

Could an iPhone Pro be far behind?

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