70-667 無料問題集「Microsoft TS: Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, Configuring」

（A）Create a permission policy for WebApp1.

（B）Modify the SharePoint Designer settings for WebApp1.

（C）Disable client integration for the authentication provider of WebApp1.

（D）Modify the workflow settings for WebApp1.

（A）the Replicating Directory Changes permission to the service account of the farm

（B）the Replication synchronization permission to the service account of the User Profile Synchronization Service

（C）the Replicating Directory Changes permission to the service account of the User Profile Synchronization Service

（D）the Replication synchronization permission to the service account of the farm

（A）From the SharePoint 2010 management Shell, run the following cmdlet: $spWeb = Get-SPWeb "http://www.contoso.com/sales" $spWeb.BreakRoleInheritance($false)
$spWeb.Dispose()

（B）From the SharePoint 2010 management Shell, run the following cmdlet: Disable-SPFeature DocumentSet -Url http://www.contoso.com.

（C）Add Employee1 as site collection administrator.

（D）Grant Full Control permissions to the Sales SharePoint user group.

（E）From the SharePoint 2010 management Shell, run the following cmdlet:
$spWeb = Get-SPWeb "http://www.contoso.com/sales"
$spWeb.BreakRoleInheritance($true)
$spWeb.Dispose()

（F）From the SharePoint 2010 management Shell, run the following cmdlet: Disable-SPFeature ViewFormPagesLockdown -Url http://www.contoso.com.

（G）Add Employee1 to the Site Owners group.

（H）Grant Design permissions to the Sales SharePoint user group.

（I）From the SharePoint 2010 management Shell, run the following cmdlet:
Enable-SPFeature DocumentSet -Url http://www.contoso.com.

（J）From the SharePoint 2010 management Shell, run the following cmdlet: Enable-SPFeature ViewFormPagesLockdown -Url http://www.contoso.com.

（A）Web Analytics

（B）Information Management Policy Usage

（C）Administrative

（D）Health Analyzer

（A）Site Web Analytics reports

（B）Unified Logging Service (ULS) logs

（C）Site Collection Web Analytics reports

（D）administrative reports

（A）Add a second Search service Application and distribute the indexed content across the two index servers.

（B）Add a new crawl rule and specify the path where the rule will App1y. In the Crawl Configuration section, select the Include all items in this path option.

（C）Add a new search scope at the site administration level. Add a scope rule that uses the Content Source rule type.

（D）Add a new search scope at the service Application level. Add a scope rule that uses the Web Address rule type.

（E）Add a new federated search location. In the Restrictions and Credentials Information section, select the Use restriction: Only allowed sites can use this location option.

（F）Add a new index partition and distribute the existing index across the two index servers.

（G）Add a new crawl rule and specify the path where the rule will App1y. In the Crawl Configuration section, select the Exclude all items in this path option.

（H）Add a new content source and specify its start address. Add a crawl schedule, and initiate a full crawl.

（A）Use the SharePoint Health Analyzer feature.

（B）Run the following Windows PowerShell cmdlet: Get-SPLogLevel -Identity "Cricial Issues"

（C）Run the following Windows PowerShell cmdlet: Get-SPLogEvent | Out-GridView

（D）Run the following Windows PowerShell cmdlet: Set-SPLogLevel -EventSeverity ErrorCritical Get-SPLogLevel

（A）Modify the User Solution Management settings of the farm.

（B）Modify the Farm Solution Management settings of the farm.

（C）Create a Web Application permission policy.

（D）Modify the solution gallery of the site.

（A）From Central Administration, select the Quiesce farm option.

（B）Upgrade all SharePoint servers to Windows Server 2008 and install Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0.

（C）Install Windows PowerShell 2.0 on all servers in the farm.

（D）Install Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Service Pack 2 (SP2) and SharePoint Server 2007 SP2 on all SharePoint servers.

（A）The health analyzer reports.

（B）the Web Analytics reports

（C）the SharePoint trace logs

（D）the Internet Information Services (IIS) logs

（A）From a command prompt, run the SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard.

（B）From Central Administration, run the Farm Configuration Wizard.

（C）From a command prompt, run stsadm.exe and specify the deploysolution operation.

（D）From Windows PowerShell, run the Set-SPStateServiceApplication cmdlet.

（A）Run psconfig.exe and specify the -cmd parameter.

（B）Run the upgrade-spcontentdatabase cmdtet.

（C）Run stsadm.exe and specify the preupgradecheck operation.

（D）Run stsadm.exe and specify the setpropertcy operation.

（A）From Central Administration, configure usage and health data collection.

（B）From the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell, run the new-spusagelogfile cmdlet.

（C）From the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell, run the set-spdiagnosticconfig cmdlet.

（D）From Central Administration, configure Diagnostic Logging.

（A）Foundation Search Service: Can not be a built-in account such as a Local Service or Network Service. Sharepoint Search content Access: Used to Crawl Help Content. Do not use an administrator account or an account that can modify content. Search Service: Use a Windows Service Account. Application Pool: Use an additional application pool identity account, Plan one application pool account for each application pool you plan to implement.

（B）Foundation Search Service: Can be a built-in account such as a Local Service or Network Service. Sharepoint Search content Access: Used to Crawl Help Content. use an administrator account or an account that can modify content. Search Service: Do not use a Windows Service Account. Application Pool: Use the same account for all application pools

（C）Foundation Search Service: Use built-in account Network Service only. Sharepoint Search content Access: use an administrator account. Search Service: Do not ue a Windows Service Account. Application Pool: Do not use an additional application pool identity account for each application pool you plan to implement.

（D）Foundation Search Service: Network Service. Sharepoint Search content Access: administrator account. Search Service: Windows Service Account. Application Pool: application pool identity account.

（A）Separate the service Applications throughout the farm.

（B）Add User1 as a Feature Administrator within the particular site collections that require management by non-farm administrators.

（C）Assign local administrative rights to User1 to manage the farm environment.

（D）Deploy multiple instances of the same service in a farm and assign unique names to the resulting service Applications,

（E）Add User1 explicitly as a Search administrator within the farm.

（F）Configure User1 within the Secure Store Server as an administrator.

（G）Create a search scope for each web Application and add User1 to the scope.

（H）Add a service Application administrator at the specific service level.

（I）Add a new Active Directory group to farm administrators.