Microsoft Core Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 (070-331日本語版) - 070-331日本語 Exam Practice Test

Explanation:
Box 1: Install Azure Active Directory Synchronization Services (AAD Sync).
Box 2: Select the Active Directory Domain Services connector and perform a full import.
Box 3: Select the Windows Azure Active Directory connector and perform a delta
synchronization.
Box 4:

Note:
Step 1: Install Azure Active Directory Synchronization Services (AAD Sync).
AADSync will for most customers be relevant when a new feature is required that is only
available in AADSync.
Step 2-3: Import and Synchronize
1.(Step 2)Select Connectors, and select the first Connector with the type Active Directory Domain Services. Click on Run, select Full import, and OK. Do this for all Connectors of this type.
2.Select the Connector with type Windows Azure Active Directory (Microsoft). Click on Run, select Full import, and OK.
3.(Step 3) Make sure Connectors is still selected and for each Connector with type Active Directory Domain Services, click Run, select Delta Synchronization, and OK.
4.Select the Connector with type Windows Azure Active Directory (Microsoft). Click Run,
select Delta Synchronization, and then OK. Step 4: Verify
1.Start a cmd prompt and go to %Program Files%\Microsoft Azure AD Sync\bin
2.Run: csexport <name of Connector> %temp%\export.xml /f:x Etc.

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Box 1:

Box 2:

Box 3:

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* Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication Returns the search service application for a farm.
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$ssa = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication -Identity MySSA
This example obtains a reference to a search service application namedMySSA.
Example2:
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$searchapp = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication" SearchApp1" $contentsource =
Get-SPEnterpriseSearchCrawlContentSource -SearchApplication $searchapp -Identity
"Local SharePoint Sites" $contentsource.StartFullCrawl()
This example retrieves the default content source for the search service application,
SearchApp1, and starts a full crawl on the content source.

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Explanation:
Box 1: Create a document library app
Box 2: Configure the app to stop inheriting permissions.
Box 3: Grant app permissions to the Accounting group.

Explanation:

Note:
*Blob Cache The BLOB cache is stored directly on the hard disk drive of a front-end web server computer.
*distributed cache SharePoint 2013, makes use of distributed cache to cache newsfeeds, microblogging, conversations, security trimming, OneNote client access, and even keeps the FedAuth cookie for claims based authentication on the server side, so it's more secure, load balancer friendly, and works with webkit-based browsers that like to chop off your cookies at 64kb.
* output cache/page output cache The page output cache stores the rendered output of a page. It also stores different versions of the cached page, based on the permissions of the users who are requesting the page.

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Note:
* From scenario:
All SharePoint sites and apps must listen on port 9000.
The main lab SharePoint site is located at lab.intranet.contoso.com. A test site for a project
named Project2 exists under lab.intranet.contoso.com/corp.

Explanation:

Note:
See step 3 and 4 below.
If you stop inheritance and create unique permissions for the list or library, you can then
add users or SharePoint groups directly to the list or library.
1.Open the list or library to which you want to add users or SharePoint groups.
2.On the Settings menu, click Document Library Settings or List Settings.
3.On the Customize page, in the Permissions and Management column, click Permissions
for this document library or Permissions for this list.
4.If your list or library is inheriting permissions, you must first stop inheriting permissions.
To do this, on theActions menu, click Edit Permissions, and then click OK to confirm that
you want to create unique permissions.
5.On the New menu, click Add Users.
6.In the Add Users section, specify the users and SharePoint groups that you want to add
to this list or library.
7.In the Give Permission section, either add the users to an existing SharePoint group or
give them permission directly to the list or library and then select one or more of the check
boxes to give these users the permissions that you want.

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Note: In regards to the cross-domain comments, even if it is cross-domain, you can allow the target domain under Site Collection Settings, HTML Field Security.

Explanation:

Note: When you define managed paths, you can specify the paths in the URL namespace of a web application to use for site collections. You can specify that one or more site collections exist at a specified path. This can be a convenient method of combining multiple site access for users in various departments.