Microsoft 70-576 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-576 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 61:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 site for your organization to capture customer contact information. The contact information for customers is stored in a Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 database.You need to design a solution with no custom code that meets the following requirements:

  .Sales department employees must be able to perform create, retrieve, update, and delete (CRUD) operations for their customer information records on the SharePoint site. .The data in the SharePoint site must be synchronized with the data in the CRM Dynamics database because most customers do not have direct access to the CRM system. .SharePoint users from the Sales department must be able to work with data while they are working offline.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create client and browser-based forms with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2010. Deploy the forms using SharePoint Form Services to provide all CRUD operations.
  B. Create an external content type for the contact list from the CRM system in SharePoint using Business Connectivity Services. Create InfoPath client forms for CRUD operations. Create a SharePoint 2010 workspace to synchronize the offline data.
  C. Create custom Microsoft ASP.NET form pages for CRUD operations. Create a Microsoft SQL Server connection to the CRM system. Create a farm-scoped solution and deploy it in the _layouts folder to provide access to the data on the SharePoint site.
  D. Create a custom content type in the contact list of the SharePoint site that connects to the CRM system. Create Web forms to synchronize the contact list in the CRM system to the contact list in SharePoint.
  B. Create an external content type for the contact list from the CRM system in SharePoint using Business Connectivity Services. Create InfoPath client forms for CRUD operations. Create a SharePoint 2010 workspace to synchronize the offline data.

• Question 62:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application to store 50 GB of digital assets, including audio and video files that are up to 20 MB in size.You have the following requirements:

  .The disk storage system must use standard hard drives and must be configured to optimize read performance.

  .The SharePoint 2010 database uses Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008.

  .The application must leverage standard SharePoint 2010 components to limit the requirement for custom development.

  You need to design a storage solution that meets all of these requirements.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Enable FILESTREAM storage for a Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008 database on a RAID 0 disk system. Then install and configure remote Binary Large Object (BLOB) storage in SharePoint 2010.
  B. Store the assets directly in Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008 and create multiple content databases on a RAID 0 disk system.
  C. Install and configure support for external BLOB storage for SharePoint 2010 and use the ISPExternalBinaryProvider interface to manage files on a RAID 0 disk system.
  D. Install and configure support for external BLOB storage for SharePoint 2010 and configure a Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008 database to store BLOBs on a RAID 5 disk system.
  A. Enable FILESTREAM storage for a Microsoft SQL Server Express 2008 database on a RAID 0 disk system. Then install and configure remote Binary Large Object (BLOB) storage in SharePoint 2010.

• Question 63:

  You need to specify the correct artifacts to use in a SharePoint 2010 application for a school district. The school district's administrator needs to be able to search for student information on an intranet SharePoint 2010 portal. Student

  information is currently available in another database, which supports an Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) driver.You need to design the solution to meet the following requirements:

  .Provide a user interface to search for a student based on name.

  .Enable the administrator to select the correct student name from the search results.

  .Provide a student header section that displays the primary student identity information, which will enable the administrator to correlate any new information with the correct student.

  .Provide additional data entry pages to add or update additional student information.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Design HTML Web pages to render the student details. Install these pages under the /templates/_layouts/1033 folder and load these pages in Web Parts.
  B. Design connected Web Parts to share information among search data entry, student header information, and new data entry information Web Parts.
  C. Design a user control and load this control in a Web Part to search for a student. Then render the student details in a SharePoint page.
  D. Design a Web Part to search for a student. Then render the student record details in a SharePoint page.
  B. Design connected Web Parts to share information among search data entry, student header information, and new data entry information Web Parts.

• Question 64:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 information architecture plan for a client that specifies the mechanics of implementing content type change control.The requirements for the change control plan specify that:

  .Site managers can create site-specific content types based on the content types in the parent site.

  .Content types must not be overwritten when changes are made to parent site content types.

  .Site managers can change child site content types.

  You need to specify a content type change control plan that meets all these requirements.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Direct the site manager to explicitly set the read-only property of the content type to true. Direct the site collection manager to make the specified change required in the child site to the content type at the site collection level.
  B. Direct the site manager to explicitly set the read-only property of the content type to true. Perform a push-down operation from the parent site to overwrite the required changes to the read- only content types in all the child sites.
  C. Define the content type as read-only at the child site level. Direct the site manager to explicitly set the read-only property of the content type to false to make changes to the content type. Then change the read-only property to true.
  D. Define the content type as sealed. Direct the site manager to explicitly set the sealed property of the content type to false to make changes to the content type. Then change the sealed property of the content type to true.
  C. Define the content type as read-only at the child site level. Direct the site manager to explicitly set the read-only property of the content type to false to make changes to the content type. Then change the read-only property to true.

• Question 65:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site for your company. Your design needs to meet the following requirements:

  .A SharePoint feature (feature A) must make a custom list definition available for the entire site collection.

  .Another SharePoint feature (feature B) must provision an instance of that custom list definition in the particular site where the feature is activated.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Set the scope of feature A to Web and the scope of feature B to Site. Add feature A to the set of Activation Dependencies in feature B.
  B. Set the scope of feature A to Web and the scope of feature B to Site. Add feature B to the set of Activation Dependencies in feature A.
  C. Set the scope of feature A to Site and the scope of feature B to Web. Add feature A to the set of Activation Dependencies in feature B.
  D. Set the scope of feature A to Site and the scope of feature B to Web. Add feature B to the set of Activation Dependencies in feature A.
  C. Set the scope of feature A to Site and the scope of feature B to Web. Add feature A to the set of Activation Dependencies in feature B.

• Question 66:

  You are designing a knowledge base (KB) solution for a SharePoint 2010 Internet site for vendors and employees in your organization. The employees have Active Directory (AD) accounts.You have the following requirements:

  .You must incorporate the existing Windows authentication system based on AD.

  .Vendors who have no Windows credentials must have access to the KB.

  .Content editors must be able to use their Windows credentials to log on to the site and publish the content.

  You need to ensure that vendors and content editors can access the site.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Use Windows based authentication for employees and vendors to access the KB.
  B. Use Windows based authentication for employees and forms-based authentication for vendors to access the KB.
  C. Create a custom SharePoint group that includes employees and vendors. Give this group permission to access the KB.
  D. Use SharePoint user profiles to allow vendors and employees to access the KB.
  B. Use Windows based authentication for employees and forms-based authentication for vendors to access the KB.

• Question 67:

  You are developing an Internet Web site. You plan to use SharePoint 2010 for content management. The Web site design includes extensive graphics.You need to ensure that the following project requirements for the site are met:

  .Complex structural changes to support the new branding .Consistency across all of its pages and subsites .Support for multiple browsers

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Develop a new custom master page to be applied throughout the site.
  B. Develop a new custom template to be used throughout the site.
  C. Use PowerPoint 2010 themes to apply new custom SharePoint branding throughout the site.
  D. Specify an alternate cascading style sheet (CSS) file to use for all pages within the site.
  A. Develop a new custom master page to be applied throughout the site.

• Question 68:

  You are designing a Web application for a SharePoint 2010 system.You need to plan an authorization system that meets the following requirements:

  .It must enforce uniform security throughout all site collections at the Web application or zone level.

  .It must use Windows authentication.

  .It must assign a role incorporating a collection of rights to individual SharePoint 2010 users or domain groups.

  .It must specify the rights for a user or group in the Web application based on an Active Directory (AD) user or group account.

  .The rights should not be shared across other Web applications.

  You need to design a plan that provides specific control of SharePoint object access and meets all requirements.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create custom SharePoint roles and assign AD users and groups to the roles.
  B. Create a security policy in the web.config file for the Web application. Add AD users and groups to the policy.
  C. Create a forms-based authentication and set the Zone to Extranet for the Web application. Specify a custom role provider that maps to a custom Microsoft SQL Server database for users and groups.
  D. Create a custom authentication provider based on Kerberos for the Web application. Specify roles for the users and groups in a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory.
  B. Create a security policy in the web.config file for the Web application. Add AD users and groups to the policy.

• Question 69:

  You are designing a solution that includes a custom list on a SharePoint 2010 site. You need to design the solution to meet the following requirements:

  .The solution needs to add customized files to the site as part of the list provisioning.

  .The list should only be provisioned in the sites of the site collection where it is specifically needed.

  .The files must no longer remain provisioned in the site if the custom list is removed.

  Which approach should you take?

  A. Design a custom list. Implement list event receivers to add the custom files to the bin directory of the Web application.
  B. Design a custom feature solution. Implement feature event receivers on the Activate action to add files to the site.
  C. Design a custom feature solution. Implement feature event receivers on these two actions: install action to add files uninstall action to delete the files that were added during installation of the feature
  D. Design a custom feature solution. Implement feature event receivers on these two actions: activate action to add the files deactivate action to delete the files that were added during activation of the feature
  D. Design a custom feature solution. Implement feature event receivers on these two actions: activate action to add the files deactivate action to delete the files that were added during activation of the feature

• Question 70:

  You are designing a SharePoint 2010 site that employees will use for project collaboration.

  The design should include a project name, identification number, and the names of the people on the project team displayed on a new page.You need to design the site to meet the following requirements:

  .This page must be immediately available in existing sites in the site collection upon deployment.

  .New sites must have this page immediately available.

  Which approach should you recommend?

  A. Create a master page and deploy it to the Master Page Gallery. Apply the master page to every site in the site collection.
  B. Create a page layout and deploy it to the Master Page Gallery. Create a publishing page, based on the page layout, in every site in the site collection.
  C. Create an application page and deploy it to the _layouts directory.
  D. Create a Web Part page and deploy it to the top-level site of the site collection.
  C. Create an application page and deploy it to the _layouts directory.