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6.
You want to distribute the network load on your SharePoint Web Front Ends (WFEs). On which of the following will you need to configure this?
  • A.
    Central Administration
  • B.
    NLB on each WFE
  • C.
    In the IIS Manager
  • D.
    All of the above
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: Central Administration is unaware that NLB is being used, yet NLB is the recommended way to distribute the load across multiple WFEs.
  • B. Correct: Configuring NLB on each SharePoint server WFE is the recommend way to distribute the load.
  • C. Incorrect: IIS isn’t involved in configuring an NLB cluster.
  • D. Incorrect: Because B is the only correct answer, D can’t be the answer.
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7.
You need to back up the farm configuration. What are valid options?
  • A.
    Backup and Restore in Central Administration
  • B.
    PowerShell Backup-SPFarm method
  • C.
    Stsadm commands
  • D.
    All of the above
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Answer : [D]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: Backup and restore in Central Administration is a valid option, but it’s not the only one.
  • B. Incorrect: PowerShell is only one of the valid options for backing up the farm configuration.
  • C. Incorrect: STSADM is still available in SharePoint 2013, although it’s recommended that commands be executed via PowerShell.
  • D. Correct: All the preceding options are valid ways to back up the farm configuration.
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8.
You are backing up SQL Server content databases, and a particular database needs point-in-time recovery. Which recovery model is required for the database?
  • A.
    Bulk logged
  • B.
    Simple
  • C.
    Full
  • D.
    Any of the above will work
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Answer : [C]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: Bulk logged backups can restore only to last backup.
  • B. Incorrect: Simple backups can restore only the entire backup.
  • C. Correct: The Full recovery mode is the only option that allows for point-in-time restore.
  • D. Incorrect: Because C is the only correct answer, this one can’t be correct.
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9.
A backup of a content database is restored to the production SQL Server. It needs to be attached to the SharePoint farm so that the backup data can be compared to production data. For that to happen, what needs to happen to the restored database?
  • A.
    It can simply be added as a content database in Central Administration.
  • B.
    It must be attached with a new database ID using a command-line function.
  • C.
    It can’t be attached to the same SharePoint farm.
  • D.
    It can be attached with Central Administration but not to the same web application.
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: An error occurs if you try to attach a content database with the same ID.
  • B. Correct: To attach a backed-up content database to the same SharePoint farm, it must have a new ID (for example, using the PowerShell command Mount-SPContentDatabase with the AssignNewDatabaseId parameter).
  • C. Incorrect: A content database can be attached as long as it has a new ID.
  • D. Incorrect: Whether it’s within the same web application or not doesn’t matter. A content database with the same ID can’t be attached within the same SharePoint farm.
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10.
A community site has been created and a user has been given a badge. How many total badges is the person allowed to have?
  • A.
    As many as they receive
  • B.
    One
  • C.
    Three
  • D.
    Five
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
  • A. Incorrect: The number of gifted badges is limited to one
  • B. Correct: Only one badge is allowed at a time.
  • C. Incorrect: Three is an erroneous number.
  • D. Incorrect: Five is the number of levels on earned badges but has no relation to gifted badges.
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