Microsoft 70-243

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About Microsoft 70-243 dump

This exam is designed for candidates that have System Center Configuration Manager 2012, Windows Server, security, and networking experience in an enterprise environment. Candidates should also have basic Microsoft SQL Server and Windows PowerShell knowledge, mobile device management, and application configuration experience. These candidates may be the System Center Configuration Manager Administrator, Active Directory Administrator, Exchange Administrator, Windows Server Administrator, or Enterprise Desktop Administrator for their organizations.
This exam measures your ability to accomplish the technical tasks listed below.

Design and plan System Center Configuration Manager infrastructure (10–15%)

• Plan System Center Configuration Manager hierarchy and site system roles
  Pre-installation requirements, examining the current computing environment, CAS, primary and secondary sites, branch cache, designing and recommending System Center Configuration Manager server architecture, extending the Active Directory schema (DNS service records, WINS), managed providers, discovery methods, and planning migration
  
• Plan and configure security
  PKI or self-signed certificates, HTTP or HTTPs implementation, NAP, FEP, and planning role-based security
  
• Define the Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
  Disaster recovery and site maintenance
  

Manage operating system deployment (OSD) (10–15%)

• Configure the OSD environment
  Configuring WDS, configuring PXE, configuring the VM build environment, and integrating with MDT
  
• Build and capture an image
  Updating base images, task sequences
  
• Deploy an image
  New (bare metal) and upgrade images, VHD deployment
  
• Manage images
  Drivers, servicing
  

Deploy applications and software updates (10–15%)

• Create an application
  Defining deployment types, deploying applications to RDSH, MSI, and App-V, and converting a package
  
• Deploy an application
  User device affinity, compliance settings, Software Center, and task sequences
  
• Monitor application deployment
  Resolving issues, managing application distribution points, distribution point groups, Content Library, SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), log files, and In Console Monitoring
  
• Manage the software library and application catalog
  Web portal configuration, work schedule, and definition of primary machines for users
  
• Create and monitor software updates
  Automatic Deployment Rules (ADR), SSRS, creating update groups, creating deployment packages, log files, and In Console Monitoring
  
• Configure FEP clients by using System Center Configuration Manager
  Creating and managing policy by using Configuration Manager, configuring definitions within the client policy, exporting from Configuration Manager, choosing which template to use, and select exclusions
  

Manage compliance settings (10–15%)

• Build a Configuration Item (CI)
  Creating a CI, importing a CI, setting CI versioning, and remediation rules
  
• Create and monitor a baseline
  Importing a configuration pack, building a custom baseline, SSRS, log files, In Console Monitoring, deploying a baseline
  

Manage sites (10–15%)

• Manage collections
  Setting maintenance windows, defining rules for collections (collection membership, query-based collections), collection-specific settings
  
• Monitor site health
  SSRS, log files, In Console Monitoring, Toolkit
  
• Configure software updates
  Sync schedule, catalogs, products, WSUS, and superseded updates
  
• Manage site communications
  Configuring bandwidth settings for a site address, configuring senders, secondary sites (file-based replication, SQL replication paths), resolving DP connections
  
• Manage boundary groups
  Creating boundary groups, using boundary groups in more than one DP, client roaming, Internet-based clients
  
• Manage role-based security
  Security scopes, custom roles, cloned security roles and permissions
  

Manage clients (10–15%)

• Deploy clients
  GPO, WSUS, logon scripts, manual, client push, OSD task sequence, monitoring client health
  
• Manage mobile devices
  Enrolling mobile devices, Exchange Connector, AMT enrollment point (out-of-band management), and wiping mobile devices
  
• Manage client agent settings
  Desired configuration settings, mobile device client agent, NAP client agent, configuring power management, configuring remote control agent, hardware inventory agent, software inventory agent, software metering agent, advertised programs agent, computer agent
  

Manage inventory (10–15%)

• Manage hardware inventory
  Configuring MOF, export and import settings, enabling or disabling WMI classes, extending hardware inventory to other client assets, WMI or registry reporting
  
• Manage software inventory
  Standardized vendor name, list of tracked inventory, report inventory data, asset intelligence, software metering (enable or disable rules, report software metering results)
  
• Monitor inventory data flow
  Client-to-site, site-to-site
  

Manage reports and queries (10–15%)

• Build queries
  Console queries, WQL, sub-selects
  
• Create reports
  Cloning and modifying reports, creating custom reports, import and export reports
  
• Manage SSRS
  Configuring security, configuring caching, configuring subscriptions