Microsoft TS: Microsoft Project Server 2010, Configuring Sample Questions:

1. You are configuring Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services for a Project Server 2010 environment. You need to ensure that SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services is configured for building Project Server 2010 cubes. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A) Create a SQL Server login for the Farm Administrator domain account and give it the required server roles.
B) Configure SQL Server network settings to enable remote connections.
C) Add the Farm Administrator account to the OLAP users local group.
D) Configure the Farm Administrators account to have administrative permissions in SQL Server Analysis Services.

2. You have a Project Server 2010 environment. All of your company executives are in an Active
Directory group, but do not yet have any Project Server accounts. You need to configure Active Directory synchronization so that the executives have access to project data, but cannot be assigned to tasks. What should you do?

A) Create a field for tracking executive status in Active Directory. Configure and run Active Directory resource pool synchronization.
B) Create a category for executives in Project Web App (PWA). Configure and run Active Directory resource pool synchronization.
C) Create a group for executives in Project Web App (PWA). Configure Active Directory synchronization with the group.
D) Create a group for executives in Project Web App (PWA). Configure and run Active Directory resource pool synchronization.

3. You have a Project Server 2010 environment. You need to allow only executives to view an archived project. What should you do?

A) Remove the nonex-ecutive resources from the project team, and then save and publish the project.
B) Create a category, add the project and executive users, and then set all category permissions to Allow.
C) Apply the Executives security template to a new security group, add the executive users, and then set all permissions to allow for the My Projects category.
D) Create a category, add the project and non-executive users, and then set all category permissions to Deny.

4. You have a Project Server 2010 environment. You need to enable users to view Project Server tasks in Microsoft Outlook. You configure user accounts for Exchange Server synchronization in Project Web App (PWA). What should you do next?

A) Select Import Outlook Tasks in Project Professional.
B) Select Synchronize Tasks in Project Web App (PWA).
C) Select Task Alerts options in Project Web App (PWA).
D) Select Connect to Outlook in the Project Site.

5. You have a Project Server 2010 environment. You need to create a report that displays projects by workflow phase. What should you do?

A) Create a new OLAP cube.
B) Create a Project view.
C) Create a Project Center view.
D) Create a new workflow.

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