070-667 無料問題集「Microsoft TS: Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, Configuring」

（A）Use PowerShell Cmdlet Install - SPUser - Identity MySharePointUser - LiteralPath -GacDeployment

（B）Go to Central Administrator, click on System Settings. In Farm Management section, click Manage Farm Users, Click Enable Profile. Click Ok to finish

（C）Go to Central Administration, in the System Settings click on Manage services on server. On Services on Server page, in the Server box, select the synchronization server. Find the row whose Services column value is User Profile Service. In the value if the Status column is Stopped, click Start in the Action column.

（D）Go to Central Administrator, in System Settings click Manage Services on server. On Services, in the server box, select the synchronization server. Find the row whose Service column value is User Profile Synchronization Service. If the value in the Status column is Stopped, click Start in the Actions column. On the User Profile Synchronization Service page, in the Select the User Profile Application section, select the User Profile service application. In the Service Account Name and Password section, enter the passwork for the farm account and then confirm it again. Click Ok to finish

（A）From Central Administration, configure the Web Application General Settings.

（B）From Site Settings, configure the site permissions.

（C）From Central Administration, configure the site collection administrators.

（D）From Site Settings, configure the site collection administrators.

（A）From the command prompt, run iisreset.exe on all Web servers.

（B）From the Quota Templates settings, modify the Storage Limit Values.

（C）From the User Solution Management settings, enable the All user code runs on the same machine as a request setting.

（D）From the Site Collection Quotas and Locks settings, modify the User Solution Resource Quote value.

（A）Run the SQL Server Migration Assistance.

（B）Configure Internet Information Services to enable digest authentication,

（C）Set Classic mode authentication.

（D）Grant web Application permissions and zone-level permissions to users within the SQL Server database of the extended web Application.

（E）Configure the membership provider and role manager for the Central Administration web Application.

（F）Run the ASP.NET SQL Server Setup Wizard.

（G）Grant site collection permissions to all users by adding them to the web Application through a policy.

（H）Configure the membership provider and role manager for the web Application.

（A）Modify the Search Application Topology settings.

（B）Modify the Host Distribution Rules settings.

（C）Create a new Search service Application.

（D）Modify the Service Application Associations settings.

（A）From Central Administration, open the Site or List Export page and start an export.

（B）From the List, select Library Tools, and then select Export to Excel.

（C）From the List settings, select Save Document Library as Template.

（D）From the command prompt, run stsadm.exe and specify the backup operation.

（A）Use the SharePoint Health Analyzer feature.

（B）Run the following windows PowerShell cmdlet: Get-SPLogLevel -Identity "Warning Issues"

（C）Run the following Windows PowerShell cmdlet: Set-SPLogLevel -EventSeverity Warning Get-SPLogLevel

（D）From Central Administration, go to Configure Diagnostic Logging and set the Least critical event to report to the event log list to Warning.

（A）From the Sharepoint 2010 management shell, run the rename-spserver cmdlet. From Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, change the IP address of the web application.

（B）From Central Administration, configure the alternate access mappings. From Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, change the host header of the web application.

（C）From the Sharepoint 2010 management shell, run the Rename-ItemProperty cmdlet. From the command prompt, run the appcmd.exe command-line tool to modify the site bindings of the web application.

（D）From the command prompt, run stsadm.exe and specify the renameserver operation. From Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, change the host header of the Web application.

（A）From Site Settings, modify the Site Collection cache profiles.

（B）From Site Settings, modify the Site Collection object cache.

（C）From Site Settings, modify the Site Collection output cache.

（D）From Central Administration, create a new user policy

（A）New-SPEnterpriseSearchMetadataCategory

（B）New-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplicationProxy

（C）New-SPMetadataServiceApplication

（D）New-SPManagedPath

（E）Grant-SPBusinessDataCatalogMetadataObject

（F）New-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy

（A）From the Document Library settings of Archive, set the Custom Send To Destination values.

（B）From Central Administration, modify the Configure Send To Connections settings.

（C）From Central Administration, modify the General Settings for WebApp1.

（D）Activate the Content Organizer feature in the root site collection of WebApp1.

（A）a scope

（B）a managed property

（C）a crawler impact rule

（D）a content source

（A）User Permissions

（B）Permission Policy

（C）User Policy

（D）Authentication Providers

（A）Create a new Secure Store Service.

（B）Modify the permissions on the Business Data Connectivity service application.

（C）Create a new Managed Metadata Service application

（D）Run the add-sp cmdlet

（A）health reports

（B）a crawl log

（C）Site Collection Web Analytics reports

（D）administrative reports