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Q1. Your client’s network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server installed at its main office. 

The network administrator at a remote office reports high WAN utilization. Users at the remote office report slow response times when downloading source code. 

You need to minimize WAN utilization and improve the response times for downloading source code. 

What should you do? 

A. Install TFS Server at the remote site and set up database synchronization between the existing TFS Server and the remote site. 

B. Install and configure TFS Proxy at the remote site. Point the TFS Proxy to the TFS server and point Team Explorer to the TFS Proxy. 

C. Install and configure IIS caching. Point Team Explorer to the IIS server. 

D. Install TFS Proxy at the remote site. Configure TFS Proxy to point to the TFS Server and configure each user’s Visual Studio Source Control to use the proxy server for file downloads. 

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Q2. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 (TFS) server. A single build machine is installed with one controller and two agents. The working directories are configured to use the following working directory: 

$(SystemDrive)Builds$(BuildAgentId)$(BuildDefinitionPath). 

Your system drive is running out of space and some builds often fail with the following error: 

“The specified path, file name, or both are too long. The fully qualified file name must be less than 260 characters, and the directory name must be less than 248 characters.” 

You need to meet the following requirements: 

What should you do? 

A. Set the Build Agent working directory path to D:BId$(BuildAqentld)$(BuildDetinitionPath). 

B. Create a system variable named BuildDrive and set its value to D:. 

C. Set the Build Service working directory path to D:BId$(BuildAqentld)$(BuildDefinitionPath). 

D. Set the Team Foundation Build variable named $(BuildDrive) to the value D:. 

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Q3. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. Your developers use Visual Studio 2012. 

Developers frequently work from locations where there is no network connection. 

You need to ensure that developers are able to easily compare their current changes to the last version retrieved from version control. 

Which type of workspace should you configure? 

A. Server 

B. Local 

C. Server-synchronized 

D. Windows Azure 

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Q4. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. 

You are configuring a set of automated build servers for TFS that includes one build controller and four build servers, with TFS Build Agents installed on each. All build servers are configured with the same base set of software. 

You have a software component that is licensed for a single build server and can be installed on only one build machine. 

You need to configure a set of build definitions that rely on this software component to utilize the correct build machine. 

What should you do? 

A. Add the name of the software component and the name of the build agent it is installed on to the Installed Components list in the build controller properties. In the build definition, add the name of the software component to the Required Components list. 

B. Add a tag to the build agent (indicating which machine has the software installed) and reference this tag in the Tags Filter setting for the build definition that uses the software. 

C. Add a tag to the build agent (indicating which machine has the software installed) and reference this tag in the Name Filter setting for the build definition that uses the software. 

D. Add the name of the software component to the Installed Components list in the build agent properties. In the build definition, add the name of the software component to the Required Components list. 

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Q5. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. You have two teams named Team A and Team B working on a team project. 

You assign work items to a team area for each team. Each person belongs to only one team. 

You need to provide read-only access to work items in the Team A area node to Team B by using the least number of permissions changes. 

What should you do? 

A. Set the View Work Items in This Node permission to allow Team B to access the Team A node. 

B. Set the Edit Work Items in This Node permission for Team B as Deny for the Team A node. 

C. Set the Edit Work Items in this Node permission for Team B as Deny to the Team A node and each child of the Team A node. 

D. Set the View Work Items in This Node permission to allow Team B to access the Team A team node and each child node. 

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Q6. To support your development team’s upgrade from Visual Studio 2010 to Visual Studio 2012, you also upgrade from Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010 to TFS 2012. 

You need to provide a TFS 2012 test environment that: 

What should you do? 

A. Install TFS 2012 side-by-side on the same server as TFS 2010. Point TFS 2012 to the existing database, SharePoint, and SQL Reporting Services. 

B. Install TFS 2012 on a new server. Point TFS 2012 to the existing database, SharePoint, and SQL Reporting Services. 

C. Clone the existing TFS 2010 environment (including the existing database, SharePoint, and SQL Reporting Services) on new servers and update the internal IDs. Upgrade the cloned environment to TFS 2012. 

D. Copy the existing TFS 2010 database, SharePoint, and SQL Server Reporting services to a new set of servers. Install TFS 2012 side-by-side on the same hardware as TFS 2010, and point TFS 2012 to the new servers. 

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Q7. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server and a virtual test infrastructure that uses Lab Manager 2012 and System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) 2010. 

A new Hyper-V based virtual test environment is added to your network environment with its own SCVMM server. 

You need to reconfigure TFS to use the new SCVMM instance. 

What should you do? 

A. Run the TFS[.abContig.exe command. 

B. Use the TFS Administration Console. 

C. Use the Visual Studio Test Controller Configuration Tool. 

D. Use Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) in Lab Center mode. 

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Q8. Your network environment includes a multi-tier Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server implementation. 

A member of the networking team changes the name of a user’s computer. 

From the user’s computer, you need to modify the existing workspace to reflect the new computer name. 

What should you do? 

A. Execute the following workspaces command to update the machine name: tf workspaces/updateCornputerName:<oldcomputername> /collection: http://tea mserver:8080/tfs/ DefaultCollection. 

B. Create a new workspace. Replace the existing workspace with the new one by using the Manage Workspaces window in Source Control Explorer. 

C. Execute the following workspace command to update the machine name: tf workspace /computer:<oldcomputername> / collection: http://teamserver:8080/tfs/ DefaultCollection. 

D. Open the existing workspace by using the Manage Workspaces window in Source Control Explorer. In the Computer field, enter the new machine name. 

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Q9. You are preparing your network environment for a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 (TFS) server. 

You want to install a new Microsoft SQL Server 2012 server to use as a data-tier server. 

You need to install the minimum SQL options that will support only the Microsoft Visual Studio TFS 2012 databases. 

Which three SQL options should you select? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.) 

A. Windows Authentication selected as the authentication mode 

B. Database Engine Services 

C. Analysis Services 

D. Full-Text Search (Full-Text and Semantic Extractions for Search in SQL 2012) 

E. Reporting Services 

Answer: ADE 

Q10. DRAG DROP 

Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. 

A developer has left the company and still has files checked out. The developer’s computer is no longer available to undo the checkouts. 

You need to undo any checked-out files for the user. You also need to delete the user’s workspace. 

What should you do? (To answer, move the three appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.) 

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