Free Microsoft 74-338 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You support Microsoft Lync Server 2013 servers in your customer's company network. The network includes an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain and an Exchange 2010 organization. The company deployed a pilot Microsoft Exchange 2013 installation at one of its branches and moved the branch users' mailboxes to Exchange 2013. Lync users from the branch were configured to use the Unified Contact Store. Due to budget limitations, the company has decided to move the users' mailboxes back to Exchange 2010. Before you move the users' mailboxes, you need to change the users' properties. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A.  Run the Test-CsUnifiedContactStore cmdlet once.
• B.  Run the Invoke-CsUcsRollback cmdlet for every migrated user account.
• C.  Run the Set-CsUserServicesPolicy cmdlet once.
• D.  Run the Move-CsUser cmdlet for every user account.

You plan to deploy a Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Enterprise server by using a
side-by-side upgrade from Office Communication Server (OCS) 2007 R2.
You perform the following actions:
-Complete the schema updates, forest update, and domain update.
-Define and connect the Lync Server 2013 topology to OCS 2007 R2 by using topology builder.
-Deploy Front End Pool, Director Pool, Persistent Chat Pool, and Edge Pool.
The Lync Server 2013 environment is using the OCS 2007 R2 Mediation Server
and associated PSTN gateway for PSTN inbound and outbound calls.
You want to test the Lync Server 2013 server for inbound, outbound, and dial-in
conference calls from a test computer that is located in a customer's office. Your
access to the customer network is restricted to Lync Severs, OCS servers, and some
test computers. During inbound, outbound, and dial-in conference calls, you encounter problems with media.
The calls have significant jitter and packet loss. Calls are intermittently disconnecting.
You need to determine the cause of these problems.
What should you do?

• A.  Run a protocol analyzer on the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) gateway.
• B.  Run the ClsController.exe command and select the Incomingand OutgoingCalls scenario on the Front End Server.
• C.  Run NetMonitor on the Edge Server.
• D.  Run NetMonitor on the Mediation Server.

You administer Microsoft Lync Server 2013 clients and servers in your customer's
network. All client computers run Windows 8 Enterprise and Microsoft Lync 2013.
The computers are members of an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS)
domain named contoso.com. A user installs the Lync Windows Store App on his
computer. He reports that he is unable to sign in to the Lync Windows Store App.
The same user can successfully sign in by using Lync 2013. You need to diagnose
the reason for the failure. What should you do?

• A.  Flush the DNS cache on the client computer.
• B.  Open a Telnet session to the Lync server.
• C.  Run nslookup against the internal DNS server.
• D.  Run nslookup against an external DNS server.

DRAG DROP You deploy a Microsoft Lync Server 2013 Enterprise pool named Lync2013.contoso.local.
The pool is configured with
the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) domain litware.com. The environment includes the following:
-a Front End Server named Lync2013FE1
-a Back End Server named Lync2013BE
-an Edge Server named Lync2013Edge that is a member of Edge pool Edgepool.contoso.local
Your Lync 2013 topology supports the following access, meeting, administration, and external web service URLs:
-https://Dialin.litware.com
-https://Meet.litware.com
-https://Admin.contoso.local
-https://external.litware.com
You want to support external Lync Web App clients.
You plan to publish Lync 2013 HTTP Web services through a reverse proxy. You need to issue a certificate to publish Lync 2013 Web services through a reverse proxy firewall. Which three steps should you perform in sequence? (To answer, move the appropriate three actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.)

Correct Answer:

Explanation:
Box 1:

Box 2: Create a publishing rule on the reverse proxy firewall to forward requests to the Front End Server.
Box 3: Install the certificate on reverse proxy firewall.
Note:
*Incorrect: No mobile devices or autodiscovery needed in this scenario.
*(step 1) You need to install the root certification authority (CA) certificate on the server running Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway 2010 for the CA
infrastructure that issued the server certificates to the internal servers running Microsoft Lync Server 2013. You also must install a public web server certificate on your reverse proxy server. This certificate's subject alternative names should contain the published external fully qualified domain names (FQDNs) of each pool that is home to users enabled for remote access, and the external FQDNs of all Directors or Director pools that will be used within that Edge infrastructure. The subject alternative name must also contain the meeting simple URL, the dial-in simple URL, and, if you are deploying mobile applications and plan to use automatic discovery, the external Autodiscover Service URL as shown in the following table. *(step 2) If your internal deployment consists of more than one Standard Edition server or Front End pool, you must configure
web publishing rules for each external web farm FQDN and you will either need a certificate and web listener for each, or you must obtain a certificate whose subject alternative name contains the names used by all of the pools, assign it to a web listener, and share it among multiple web publishing rules. *(step 3 ) You create a certificate request on the reverse proxy. You create a request on another computer, but you must export the signed certificate with the private key and import it onto the reverse proxy once you have received it from the public certification authority.
Reference:
Request and Configure a Certificate for Your Reverse HTTP Proxy

You support a customer whose network environment includes Microsoft Lync Server 2013. Some devices run Lync Phone Edition and others run Lync soft clients. Lync soft client users report that they experience voice quality problems with other Lync soft client users. Lync Phone Edition users are not affected. You need to prioritize voice traffic for Lync soft clients to match the default Quality of Service (QoS) configuration of the Lync Phone Edition users. What should you do?

• A.  Create a Group Policy with Voice 8021p set to 40.
• B.  Create a Group Policy with VoiceDiffServTag set to 0.
• C.  Create a Group Policy with Voice 8021p set to 0.
• D.  Create a Group Policy with VoiceDiffServTag set to 40.