You are planning a feature upgrade for a SharePoint 2010 farm. The original feature with a version number of
1.0.0.0 is activated in numerous scopes within the farm. You have designed a new version of the feature, 2.0.0.0, which has been deployed and activated in many locations but not all. You need to recommend a way to use the object model to determine if the version number of each feature instance is less than the 2.0.0.0 version in all of the locations. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Programmatically add an section to the Feature.xml file that specifies the new version number for the feature.
• B. Call the Query Features method for each location hosting the feature in the various scopes.
• C. Use the object model to update the Version attribute of the feature in the existing Feature.xml file.
• D. Create a feature receiver that calls the Upgrade method of the SPFeatures class for the feature.

You are planning to add more features to a SharePoint 2010 farm. Two developers are working independently in a developer environment; each has created a custom solution with a new feature. You have the following requirements: *Each new feature that the developers created must share an assembly with an existing feature on the production farm. .The new features must be deployed from the developer environment to the production environment. .The possibility must be minimized that an existing application will be unavailable if the assembly needs to be redeployed after a bug fix. .You must use the fewest solutions possible. You need to create a deployment plan that meets these requirements. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create one solution that combines the two new features with the existing feature and deploy the solution to the production farm.
• B. Create three independent solutions, each consisting of one feature and deploy them separately to the production farm.
• C. Create two solutions to deploy the new features and extend the existing solution in the production farm to include the new features.
• D. Create a solution for each of the two new features and extend one of the new solutions to include the feature in the other new solution. Then deploy both solutions to the production farm.

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 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.
• B. Create client and browser-based forms with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2010. Deploy the forms using SharePoint Form Services to provide all CRUD operations.
• C. 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.
• D. 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.

You are designing a maintenance plan for a SharePoint 2010 intranet site. You have the following
requirements:
*The site has 25 custom content types and 5 document libraries. One of the document libraries has more
than
1,000 documents.
.Every document in the site is associated with one of the custom content types.
.Each document library has a single view, showing the name of the document and the person who last
modified it.
.Private views are not permitted in the site.
.The site is used for collaboration and does not have any of the SharePoint publishing features enabled.
You need to enable users to filter the documents in the large document library by content type. Which
approach
should you recommend?

• A. Activate the Metadata Navigation and Filtering feature. Modify the metadata navigation settings for the document library by adding Content Type to the list of selected hierarchy fields.
• B. Create a new site scope for each content type. For each scope, add a rule of type Property Query. Set the Property Restriction to include any item with the name of the content type of the scope.
• C. Go to the site navigation page and enable the Tree View option. Use the Tree View option to filter the documents in the document library.
• D. For each content type, create a new Web Part using the Content Query Web Part. Configure the Web Part to filter the documents in the document library by that content type.

You are designing an authentication plan for a SharePoint 2010 intranet site for a large enterprise. The site administrator and the Active Directory (AD) administrator are concerned that the traffic on the SharePoint site might cause performance issues related to site authentication. Average user page sessions typically last longer than 15 minutes. You must design an authentication plan that provides the best possible performance and meets the following requirements: *The plan must be able to accommodate 50,000 users. .The existing infrastructure must be used as much as possible but the performance problem with user access must be prevented. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Design a site that requires forms-based authentication to log on.
• B. Design a site that requires basic authentication to log on.
• C. Design a SharePoint 2010 site that requires Windows Kerberos authentication to log on.
• D. Design a SharePoint 2010 site that requires Windows NTLM authentication to log on.