QUESTION NO: 1

You maintain an instance of SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services (SSRS). The instance contains several reports. You deploy a report project on the instance by using the Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS). You discover that the production data sources on the instance are replaced by the test data sources of the report project. You need to ensure that when the report project is deployed in future, the existing reports are unaffected. What should you do?

A. Configure the OverwriteDataSources property.

B. Configure the TargetServerURL property.

C. Configure the TargetDataSourceFolder property.

D. Configure the TargetReportFolder property.

Answer: A

QUESTION NO: 2

You implement a SQL Server 2008 Integration Services (SSIS) package. The package contains the following components:

A Foreach Loop container for the Collection property as shown in the following exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

A Foreach Loop container for the Variable Mappings property as shown in the following exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

A String variable named FileName.

A String variable named DirectoryPath.

You need to update the package so that the DirectoryPath variable returns the directory path for the file path stored in the FileName variable. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A. Set the RaiseChangedEvent property of the User::FileName variable to True.

B. Set the EvaluateAsExpression property of the User::DirectoryPath variable to True.

C. Add a Script task to the OnPostExecute event handler of the Foreach Loop container.

D. Set the Expression property of the User::DirectoryPath variable to the following expression. SUBSTRING( @[User::FileName], 1, LEN( @[User::FileName] ) - FINDSTRING( REVERSE( @[User::FileName] ), "\\", 1 ))

E. Set the Expression property of the User::FileName variable to the following expression. SUBSTRING( @[User::FileName], 1, LEN( @[User::FileName] ) - FINDSTRING( REVERSE( @[User::FileName] ), "\\", 1 )) MCTS Windows 7 Configuration

Answer: B,D

Configuring Fax Services

Fax services for Windows Server have been around since the days of Windows NT. It has always left something to be desired in becoming an enterprise faxing solution, but over the years it has shown improvements in both features and in instructions on how an IT admin- istrator can con

Is a faxing service still needed, however? Simply put, yes. Even in a world where every- thing moves at a fast pace and more communication is done via email, faxing is still the of paper in their hands. In any case, fax services will not be going away anytime soon. Microsoft continues to support this older, but still heavily relied upon, resource. We will endeavor to show you how to con.

We assume you have already installed the Fax Service role using Server Manager. After you have completed the installation of the Fax Server Role, can use the Fax Service Manager to do the following:
Manage users

Configure fax devices

Set up routing polices for faxes Create rules for outgoing faxes
Archive received or sent faxes Track the use of fax resources
It is recommended you install the Windows Fax and Scan on your Windows 2008 Server machine because it will allow you to monitor the activity in the Incoming, Inbox, and Out- box folders. To install the Windows Fax and Scan role from the Server Manager, complete the following steps:

1. In the left pane, click Features, and then in the right pane, click Add Features (Figure 6.1).

2. In the Select Features section, select Desktop Experience and click Next.
3. On the next screen, choose Install.

If your users are using Microsoftreceive faxes using the built-in Windows Fax and Scan utility. Windows XP users can send faxes using the Fax Console utility. MCTS Windows 7 Configuration