chapters 5,6,7 Flashcards
Question
You receive a report that certain software packages are not being installed correctly. You discover that some of the packages’ content files have been corrupted. You repair the files on the main site server distribution point. How can you propagate the corrected files to all the other distribution points? Choose all that apply.
( )Option 1: From the Software Library workspace, select the content, and then open the Properties dialog box. Click the Content Locations tab, select the distribution point or distribution point group, and then click Redistribute.
( )Option 2: From the Monitoring workspace, open the Distribution Status node, and then select Content Status.
( )Option 3: From the Administration workspace, open the Distribution Points node. Right-click a distribution point, and then click Properties. On the Content tab, select the content, and then click Redistribute.
( )Option 4: On the General tab of the Distribution point properties dialog box, select the Enable this distribution point for prestaged content check box.
( )Option 5: From the Administration workspace, open the Distribution Point Groups node. Right-click a distribution point group, and then click Properties. On the Content tab, select the content, and then click Redistribute.
Answer
(√) Option -1: From the Software Library workspace, select the content, and then open the Properties dialog box. Click the Content Locations tab, select the distribution point or distribution point group, and then click Redistribute.
(√) Option -3: From the Administration workspace, open the Distribution Points node. Right-click a distribution point, and then click Properties. On the Content tab, select the content, and then click Redistribute.
(√) Option -5: From the Administration workspace, open the Distribution Point Groups node. Right-click a distribution point group, and then click Properties. On the Content tab, select the content, and then click Redistribute.
You suspect that the content for a specific software application is corrupted on a distribution point. How can you fix the problem?
You can redistribute the content to the distribution point, from the properties of the software application or package or from the distribution point itself.
Where can you find the status of distributed software?
You can review the status of distributed software in the Monitoring Workspace, under Distribution Status.
How can you distribute content to multiple distribution points?
Answer
One method of distributing content is to create a distribution point group. Additionally, you can select multiple distribution points in the Distribution Wizard.
In which scenarios would you prestage content?
You would prestage content when you need to distribute large files to remote locations where the time or expense required to transfer the content across WAN links is prohibitive.
Which of the following components associate with deployments?
( )Option 1: The package’s name with the location of source files.
( )Option 2: The command with the package files.
( )Option 3: A program with a target collection.
( )Option 4: The distribution points with the program.
( )Option 5: A program with the location of the source files.
(√) Option 3: A program with a target collection.
You need to ensure that a deployed application only goes to users who request that application. When you are creating the application in Configuration Manager, what steps should you take to accomplish this?
( )Option 1: On the General page of the Deploy Software Wizard, select the specific user collection that applies to the users you want the application to go to.
( )Option 2: On the User Experience page of the Deploy Software Wizard, clear the Commit changes at deadline or during a maintenance window (requires restart) check box.
( )Option 3: On the Content page of the Deploy Software Wizard, specify the distribution point for the specific subset of users you want the application to go to.
( )Option 4: On the Deployment Settings page of the Deploy Software Wizard, select the Require administrator approval if users request this application check box.
( )Option 5: On the Deployment Settings page of the Deploy Software Wizard, in the Purpose dropdown box, click Required.
Option 4: On the Deployment Settings page of the Deploy Software Wizard, select the Require administrator approval if users request this application check box.
Why do the statuses of the two deployed applications differ?
You deployed Microsoft Office Word Viewer as Required. Therefore, the status is based on all users who have or have not installed the application, and the systems that have downloaded the content.
You deployed Microsoft Office Excel Viewer as Available. Therefore, the status process does not have any information to use other than attempted installations.
An administrator needs to uninstall an application that is already deployed. To do so, the administrator must first remove the original deployment that installed the application, before creating a deployment package to uninstall the application.
( )False
( )True
(√)True
When would you use revision history to revert to a previous version of the application?
Answers will vary based on the user’s experience. One reason for reverting would be to undo a change to a deployment type that caused unexpected behavior.
When you signed on as Ed during Exercise 1, why did you see information about only the Microsoft Excel application and the Microsoft Visio Viewer application?
The Microsoft Visio Viewer application replaced the Microsoft Word Viewer application. Therefore, the Word Viewer application was no longer available.
During Exercise 2, after you signed in as Ed, why did you see information for the Microsoft Visio Viewer application and the Excel Viewer application, but not the Word Viewer application?
The Microsoft Visio Viewer application replaced the Word Viewer application. Therefore, information about the Word Viewer application no longer displays. The Excel Viewer application was uninstalled but not replaced, so the Excel Viewer application still exists and could be available in the future.
What are some of the differences between an application and a package?
There are several differences between an application and a package, including, but not limited to:
* An application uses deployment types instead of programs.
* You can define supersedence relationships in an application.
* You can add more user-searchable information to an application.
For what do you use detection methods?
Detection methods enable the deployment process to determine whether an application is present in a system. Detection methods can use file or folder properties, registry settings, or scripts for determining whether a particular application is installed.
Can you add multiple instances of the same deployment types to a single application?
Yes. In fact, in several situations you may need to create multiple instances of the same deployment types for a single application, such as when there are different dependencies based on the operating system target.