Microsoft Recertification for MCSD: Application Lifecycle Management Sample Questions:

1. Your network environment includes two Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 servers.
A remote site has two teams. Each team uses a different TFS instance. The developers at the remote site experience poor performance due to network bandwidth issues.
You need to relieve bandwidth by configuring Team Foundation server with the minimal components.
What should you do?

A) Install a third TFS Server and move the projects that are used by the remote team from existing servers to the third server.
Point all users at the remote site to the new server.
B) Install a TFS Proxy server instance for each project team.
Point users from each project team at the respective TFS Proxy server.
C) Install an IIS Server at the remote site and add Output Caching Rules to the IIS instance.
Change user configurations at the remote site to use IIS server.
D) Install a single TFS Proxy instance at the remote site, adding <Server> tags in TFProxy Proxy.contiq for each server instance.
Point all users at the remote site to the TFS Proxy server.

2. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server
(TFS) 2012 server.
A user places a large shelveset on the TFS server.
You need to delete the shelveset.
What should you do?

A) Use the tf shelvesets command with the /delete parameter.
B) Use the tf shelve command with the /delete parameter.
C) Use the tf shelve command with the /move parameter.
D) Use the tf unshelve command with the /delete parameter.

3. DRAG DROP
You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage your testing efforts.
You plan to identify which tests are impacted by changes to the code.
You need to view a list of recommended tests from the Recommended tests view.
What should you do? (To answer, move the three appropriate actions from the list of
actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

4. You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to create a test plan for testing an ASP.NET website.
Your test plan needs to validate a set of critical business functionalities for the current sprint. All business functionalities are documented in the requirements document published to the project portal.
You need to associate your test plan with the requirements document.
What should you do?

A) In the Area path drop-down list in the Properties view of the test plan, right-click the test plan area path node relevant to the requirements being tested. Select Add link to associate the requirements document link on the project portal with the area path node.
B) Click Link next to the Name box in the Properties view of the test plan to link the
requirements document on the project portal to the test plan.
C) Add a link to the requirements document in the Links section of the Properties view of the test plan.
D) Click Copy Link in the Properties view of the test plan to link the requirements document on the project portal to the test plan.
E) Click Link next to the Description box in the Properties view of the test plan to link the requirements document on the project portal to the test plan.

5. You have an existing deployment of Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS). The application tier and data tier are on separate dedicated servers.
You need to provide redundancy to the application tier and increase performance.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

A) Ensure that the application tier and configuration database are on the same server.
B) Set up a SQL Server failover cluster.
C) Install an additional application-tier server.
D) Set up Network Load Balancing.

Solutions: