9.8.10 Client Pro Practice Questions

You have ten regional sales people who travel extensively and use Windows notebook systems to access a shared folder named Data on Server1, which is located in the main office. You want the files in the Data share to be cached automatically when opened by one of the laptops. You also want the laptop to cache any executable files that it uses from the Data share. Click the setting(s) you would enable to meet these requirements.

All files and programs that users open from the shared folder are automatically available offline Optimize for performance

You have a Windows laptop that has offline files enabled. You regularly access a file in a share called Data on the company server where manual caching is configured. Click the menu option you would use to make a cached version of the Info.txt file available when you are disconnected from the office network.

Always available offline

You manage Windows notebook systems that are members of a domain. You have ten regional sales people who travel extensively and use these notebooks to access company resources. The users have complained that although they can take copies of important files with them into the field, occasionally they have been caught with out-of-date documents because no one told them the files had been updated. Additionally, some files they modify need to be distributed to all the other sales staff. What can you do to provide the needed access to these shared files? Use NTFS permissions to control access. Create logon scripts to keep them synchronized. Configure Offline Files for the folder that contains these files. Configure transparent caching on the folder that contains these files. Use Microsoft Outlook to email the important files between users.

Configure Offline Files for the folder that contains these files.

You are about to give a presentation and have connected your laptop to a multimedia projector. You are concerned about interruptions to your presentation such as notification balloons and the screen turning black. What should you do? In the Windows Security Center, disable notifications. In the Windows Mobility Center, configure the External Displayoption. Configure Desktop properties to disable the screen saver. In the Windows Mobility Center, enable the Presentation Settingsoption.

In the Windows Mobility Center, enable the Presentation Settingsoption.

You have set up Work Folders on your desktop computer at work. You are planning to travel to make a proposal to a potential client, so you saved the presentation files in your Work Folders folder. You need to be able to access these files from your Windows tablet when you are at the client's site. Before you leave home to go on your trip, you want to make sure Work Folders is set up and working on your tablet and the files are synced. However, when you enter the URL to the Work Folders server, you get a message that says the site's security certificate is not trusted. Which steps must be taken to resolve this issue? (Select two. Each answer is part of the complete solution.) Obtain a copy of the SSL certificate that the Work Folders server is using. Create a CNAME record in the DNS hosts file on the Windows tablet to resolve the server's name. Reconfigure your network firewall to allow the server to be accessed from mobile devices over the Internet. Install the File and Storage Service role on the Work Folders server. Join the Windows tablet to the domain where the Work Folders server is hosted. Give the Work Folders server a publicly-registered domain name. Import the SSL certificate on the Windows tablet.

Obtain a copy of the SSL certificate that the Work Folders server is using. Import the SSL certificate on the Windows tablet.

You work in a branch office and use a desktop system named Comp1. A Windows server named Srv1 is located in the main office. On Srv1, you share a folder named Data using the default caching settings. You use Offline Files to automatically access files when the WAN link connecting the two offices is slow. You want to encrypt the Offline Files cache on Comp1. What should you do? (Select two. Each answer is a possible solution.) On Srv1, edit the properties for the Datafolder. On Comp1, edit the Local Security Policy. On Srv1, edit the Local Security Policy. On Srv1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center. On Comp1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center.

On Comp1, edit the Local Security Policy. On Comp1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center.

You use a Windows notebook system named M400. It is a member of a domain and is located in a branch office. A Windows server named Server1 contains a shared folder named Data. The server is located in the main office. You need to configure M400 to cache the files from the Data share so they can be used when M400 is not connected to the network. You want the files in the Data share to automatically synchronize each time M400 connects to the network. The files must be protected by encryption; other files on M400 do not need encryption. What should you do? On M400, make the Datashare available offline and enable encryption of offline files. On M400, copy the files from the Datashare to the Documents library and configure BitLocker Drive Encryption. On Server1, encrypt the files in the Data share. On M400, make the Datashare available offline. On Server1, configure BitLocker Drive Encryption. On M400, make the Data share available offline.

On M400, make the Datashare available offline and enable encryption of offline files.

You work in a branch office and use a desktop system named Comp1. A Windows server named Srv1 is located in the main office. On Srv1, you share a folder named Data using the default caching settings. You use Offline Files in the branch office to make the files in the Data share available when the WAN link is down. How can you prevent all files with the .iso and .mp3 extensions from being cached? On Srv1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center. On Srv1, edit the Local Security Policy. On Comp1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center. On Srv1, edit the properties for the Datafolder.

On Srv1, edit the Local Security Policy.

You work in a branch office and use a desktop system named Comp1. A Windows server named Srv1 is located in the main office. Srv1 stores several shared folders that you use, including the Data share. You use Offline Files in the branch office to make the files on the server are available when the WAN link is down. How can you prevent all files in the Data share from being cached while making sure files in other shared folders are still available? On Srv1, edit the Local Security Policy. On Comp1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center. On Srv1, edit the properties for the Datafolder. On Srv1, edit the Offline Files settings in the Sync Center.

On Srv1, edit the properties for the Datafolder.

You work in a branch office and use a desktop system named Comp1. A Windows server named Srv1 is located in the main office. On Srv1, you share a folder named Data using the default caching settings. You use Offline Files in the branch office to make the files in the Data share available when the WAN link is down. On Comp1, you want to see your synchronization partners, see the results of the latest synchronization, and view and resolve any conflicts. What should you do? Use the Shared Folders node in Computer Management. Open the Sync Center in the Control Panel. Edit the properties for the cached file or folder. Open the Network and Sharing Center.

Open the Sync Center in the Control Panel.

You need to manually synchronize the offline files on your Windows system with the versions of the same files stored on a network share. What should you do? Edit the Folder Options. Run Synchronize. Edit the mapped drive properties. Open the Sync Center.

Open the Sync Center.

Which of the following are not features of Work Folders? (Select two.) Automatic sync of offline files when Internet or network connectivity becomes available Storage provided by Microsoft's Internet cloud storage service Sharing of synced files or folders between users Centralized file management Encrypted data transmission and standard file encryption on devices A single point of access to work files from Windows devices

Storage provided by Microsoft's Internet cloud storage service Sharing of synced files or folders between users

You have a laptop running Windows. You are about to give a presentation and would like to minimize interruptions to your presentation. Click the option you would use to do this.

Turn on

You are using your Windows 10 notebook system as you travel to client sites. You are about to board an airplane and decide to switch your notebook to Airplane Mode prior to boarding. What should you do? (Select two. Each answer is part of the complete solution.) Use the Airplane Mode switch at the top of the Networks panel to turn wireless communications off. Open Settings and click Network & Internet. Open Control Panel and go to Network and Internet> Network and Sharing Center. Click your wireless connection and then click the Airplane Modeoption in the Status dialog.

Use the Airplane Mode switch at the top of the Networks panel to turn wireless communications off. Open Settings and click Network & Internet.