Q1. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
You need to be able to trace bugs to the code that addresses the bug.
What should you do?
A. Enable the Work Items check-in policy. In the Edit options of the policy, select Bug from the list of work item types.
B. Enable the Work Items check-in policy. In the Edit options of the policy, select the Active Bugs query.
C. Enable the Work Items check-in policy and request that all developers associate the work item to the appropriate bug at the time of check-in.
D. Enable the Changeset Comments check-in policy.
Answer: C
Q2. Your network environment includes a single Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
You are using the Default Template to build a solution that will be debugged by using IntelliTrace.
You need to ensure that symbols will be available to IntelliTrace for each build.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A. Update the build definition to set IndexSources to True.
B. Set up a UNC path to the symbol location (for example, \\sharename\symbols) and grant Full Control permissions to the user account under which the build agent is running.
C. Configure the build trigger for Continuous Integration.
D. Add the UNC path to the build’s list of working folders.
E. Update the build definition by configuring the UNC path to Publish Symbols.
Answer: ABC
Q3. Your network environment includes a multi-tier Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server implementation. Developers use Visual Studio 2012.
Your team has just started developing a very large enterprise-scale application.
You need to create a workspace for the new project that meets the following requirements:
What should you do?
A. Create a hybrid workspace.
B. Create a server workspace.
C. Create a server workspace and a Local workspace. Configure synchronization between both, and allow developers to utilize the local workspace.
D. Create a local workspace.
Answer: B
Q4. Your client’s network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
Some users, who do not have client access licenses perform, user acceptance testing.
You need to allow user acceptance testers to only record and view bugs they have raised.
What should you do?
A. Obtain a client access license for these users.
B. Add the users to the Contributors group.
C. Add the users to the Work Item Only View Users group.
D. Set user security to allow Contribute permission to a specific work item query.
Answer: C
Q5. 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 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.
B. . 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.
C. . 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.
D. . Install a TFS Proxy server instance for each project team.
. Point users from each project team at the respective TFS Proxy server.
Answer: B
Q6. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
A user accidentally deletes a file from version control.
You need to restore the deleted file to version control.
What should you do?
A. . Add a file with the same name in the same place in source control as the old file.
. Right-click the file in the source control explorer and select Rollback.
. Roll back the file to a change set right before the file was deleted.
B. . In Visual Studio 2012 click Tools, then click Options.
. Expand the Source Control option, select Visual Studio Team Foundation, and then select Show deleted items in the Source Control Explorer.
. Right-click the file in Source Control Explorer and select Rollback.
. Roll back the file to a changeset right before the file was deleted.
C. . In Visual Studio 2012 click Tools, then click Options.
. Expand the Source Control option and select Visual Studio Team Foundation, then select Show deleted items in the Source Control Explorer.
. Right-click the file in Source Control Explorer and select Advanced, then select Get Specific Version.
. Select a version of the file created right before the file was deleted.
D. . In Visual Studio 2012 click Tools, then click Options.
. Expand the Source Control option and select Visual Studio Team Foundation, then select Show deleted items in the Source Control Explorer.
. Right-click the file in Source Control Explorer and select Undelete.
Answer: D
Q7. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server and a virtual test environment that uses Lab Management 2012 along with System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) 2010.
You want to install a test virtual machine that is hosted within a lab environment.
You need to ensure that the test virtual machine can support all the features of Lab Management 2012.
Which component should you install on the test virtual machine?
A. Agents for Visual Studio 2012
B. Visual Studio Build Agent 2012
C. Visual Studio Test Agent 2012
D. Visual Studio Lab Agent 2012
Answer: A
Q8. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2012 (TFS) server and several TFS 2012 build servers configured.
You need to ensure that developers compile their own code against the latest code before checking their changes into source control.
What should you do?
A. Enable the check-out setting to download the latest copy of an item before checking it out.
B. Create a build definition for the solution with a gated check-in trigger.
C. Create a build definition for the solution with a continuous integration trigger.
D. Create a build definition for the solution with a rolling builds trigger, and configure the Builds check-in policy.
Answer: B
Q9. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. All requests pass through an HTTP proxy before reaching users.
You need to allow access to the server over HTTPS for remote workers.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
A. Configure Basic authentication.
B. Configure SSL.
C. Configure Kerberos authentication.
D. Add the users to the user identities in Internet Information Services (IIS).
E. Configure a TFS proxy server.
Answer: AB
Q10. Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
You create a new project using the default Visual Studio Scrum 2.0 template. You want to inform the product owner when a Product Backlog Item (PBI) is ready for testing.
You need to ensure that when the development of a PBI has been completed, the tester is able to change the state of the item to be Ready for Acceptance Testing. You need to achieve this goal without developing custom code.
What are two possible ways to accomplish this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
A. Use the TFSFieldMapping command to map a new state for Product Backlog Item.
B. Use the Visual Studio Process Template editor to modify the Product Backlog Item template.
C. Write a Visual Studio Extension (VSIX) so developers can change the state in Visual Studio.
D. Modify the Product Backlog Item template XML and use the witadmin command to import the modified XML.
Answer: BD