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No new Q but some answers in dumps are wrong.
I hope this helps. take care :)
I already did that . And they confirm there in no issue from there side.
It looks like they have not sent your results off to them. So best thing to go to them and let them know.
take care :)
I have Passed since 5 days , but it still showing "Pending" in Prometric website.
Please advice if anybody have the same issue !!!
Thank you all who participated for helping us to pass.
Exam C (Service Manager)
Q6&7
Answer in VCE is to Register the Orchestrator Integration Packs "correct Answer"
you can't do "Sync Folder" without "Integration Packs"
Exam F (Orchestrator)
Q3
Answer in VCE "Check Out Runbook - Start from Runbook Tester - Provide Input parameters - Check In Runbook" correct
http://blogs.technet.com/b/meamcs/archive/2012/03/14/system-center-orchestrator-2012-test-amp-start-runbooks.aspx
"Check In:After you finish your editing, you can Check In RunBook and so that all your changes will be committed. And also other users can then edit RunBook."
New One
Exam C (Service Manager)
Q13
Correct answer should be "Add the service offering and the request offering to a Service Manager group, and then create a User Role"
http://blog.concurrency.com/infrastructure/scsmportalpermisions/
"select the Service Offerings and Requests that you want the group to view. Then click add again. If you add only Service Offerings and no Request Offerings nothing will show up. You mus add the Request Offerings you wish to display"
Some answers were wrong though!
congrats on the pass
-JB
I did... score: 900 ;)
thanks!
i am here in cape town
44 questions and some answer are in diffrent order!
Your company has a private cloud that is managed by using a System Center 2012 Operations Manager infrastructure.
The network contains two servers named Server1 and Server2 that run Windows Server 2008 R2.
The private cloud contains two servers. The servers are configured as shown in the following table.
SERVER 1 - AUDIT COLLECTION SERVICES FORWARDER - NETWORK1
SERVER 2 - AUDIT COLLECTION SERVICES COLLECTOR - NETWORK2
The network segments are separated by a firewall. All of the TCP ports from 1 to 1024 are allowed on the firewall.
You need to ensure that Server2 can send security events to Server1.
What should you do?
->Dump says C:
(From the firewall, allow TCP 51909 from Network2 to Network1)
-> I think: F
(From the firewall, allow TCP 51909 from Network1 to Network2)
'cause the forwarder needs to connect to the collector , not vice versa?
Please confirm?
My exam is tomorrow so I'll try to check today the q/a you pointed out. By the way, if unsure of the answers, I'll go with yours and try to score as you! ;)
Q2. VCE says B. a User Role, but I believe this should be A. a channel since a notification channel is required before Opsmgr can send SMS/IM/Email to any subscriber.
See also Q31
Q6&7
I believe this should be a monitor... a SLO is used to measure availability of performance of an entire service not just one process/host
Q25
As said earlier, i also think that this should be D. a distributed application model
Exam C (Service Manager)
Q6&7
Answer in VCE is to Register the Orchestrator Integration Packs
Since the question is "What should you do from Service Manager"
and Integration Packs are registered in Orchestrator, I believe the answer to these questions should be something else.
I picked "Selet the sync folder for the Orchestrator Connector"
Q19
Only one selection can be made. This should be the 'Lists'
Exam F (Orchestrator)
Q3
I went for Check Out Runbook - Start from Runbook Tester - Provide Input parameters
But i believe this is wrong...can't tell you waht it should be though
These were the adjustments I made...and it brought me a 900 score
This means there are still errors in either the answers I did or the ones I did not change :)
Good luck!
Could you point out the correct q/a? Thanks
All questions came from this dump. Despite some errors in the VCE, I passed today with a 900 score (i did answer a few questions differently)
any one know the best dumb for 70-247 ???
Please I could not download the videos. Can you please direct me on how to download the videos?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/video/private-cloud-jump-start-01-introduction-to-the-microsoft-private-cloud-with-system-center-2012.aspx
Dump valid!
thx guys
korea ryu
It is possible to pass the exam only by studying it?
thanks
There are 5 sections to the exam (based on the printout from the score) as follows:
1. Configure Data Center Process Automation (17%)
2. Deploy Resource Monitoring (20%)
3. Monitor Resources (23%)
4. Configure and Maintain Service Management (18%)
5. Manage Configuration and Protection (22%)
NOTE: This is the same section information as is available on the Microsoft website (https://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/exam.aspx?id=70-246#tab2).
Passed today with 866. Here's some details:
Duration: 110 minutes
# of Q: 44
I think the answer will be like this:
1-Start the runbook from runbook tester
2-provide the input parameters
3-check in the runbook
Because he didn't mention in the question that he checked In the Runbook, he just said that he created the Runbook and you can't create a Runbook while it is checked In, so it is already checked out.
any thoughts??
I think monitor is probably the right answer, it looks like the SLO stuff can also monitor for cpu but it seems an odd way to do it and im not sure it would fulfil the alert requirement fully.
Exam on tuesday so will let you guys know how i get on.
Solution in current VCE: SLO
I think this needs to be monitor.
SLO is only to verify the service and run reports afterwards
Rules are used for collecting performance data or to run scripts and Monitors check on the health state of a component.
Besides that, monitors work different compared to rules. Monitors collect data from various sources and based on that information decide the health status of the monitored object (red, yellow or green).
Here's the link to the updated VCE: http://www.slingfile.com/file/L4iq24d8Vp
Let me know of any other changes.
http://blog.xplatxperts.com/xplat-xperts/2009/10/operations-manager-and-distributed-applications-part-2.html
For the OpsMgr question (Exam B Q25), it says:
"You have a line-of-business web application named App1. App1 stores its information in a dedicated Microsoft SQL Server 2008 database.
You need to create a central diagram that contains the complete health information of App1.
You import the SQL, IIS, and Windows Server management packs.
What should you create NEXT?" (next being the key word here)
- To me, I would think that you FIRST need to create a Distributed Application model, before you could even start thinking about creating a Dashboard View. Just because the MPs were imported, and it discovers all the pieces, doesn't mean it will easily/automatically show "the complete health information of App1".
When I read "central diagram" I immediately think of a DA, since you add all the components that make up that application, which would roll-up to the health state of the application. So at first I would think the answer should be "a Distributed Application model", and then second "a Dashboard View."
I agree with you on the point about the SLD, as that is more of an SLA/SLO thing. Thoughts?
Q19 Exam C should be lists, page here confirms you could made a new incident classification for them to be attached to:
http://systemscenter.ru/scsm_help.en/html/418a72b4-e588-4b40-bd58-4d5089f0a195.htm
The Ops Mgr question I mentioned before is Q25 exam B.
line-of-business web application named App1.
Need to create a central diagram that contains the complete health information of App1.
For me the Service Level Dashboard looks to be based more on SLO compliance rather than health (ie has it achieved 99% uptime etc). I'm think it's more likely we either create a new dashboard with a selection of custom health monitors. See the example here:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/momteam/archive/2011/09/27/introducing-operations-manager-2012-dashboards.aspx
However... the line in the question "you need to create a central DIAGRAM that contains the complete health information of App1" pushes me down the diagram view answer.. as you would literally create a new diagram showing the health status of the components as shown on this page:
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh230762.aspx#bkmk_dashboardviewtype
Think I agree with your order for the runbook question. Found this MS pdf:
http://www.technicalwritingprofessional.com/images/Orch2012_RunbkGuidanc.pdf
1. In the Runbook Designer, open the runbook.
2. Click Runbook Tester.
3. If prompted, click Yes to check out the runbook.
4. To run through the runbook from beginning to end, without stopping click Run to
Breakpoint.
If you want to step through it one activity at a time, click Step.
5. View the Log pane to see the completion status of each activity. View the details and
published data from an activity by selecting it and clicking Show Details.
I had a go with a runbook in hyper-v and it did prompt me for input when I ran it in tester so that is a logical 3rd step. Like you say checking it back in is not required in the context of the question.
Really Thanks for your cooperation, you are like a Candle for the others ..
@Adin ... we waiting your exam feedback on Tuesday, I wish from all of my Heart to success .. Thanks
It should be "List", don't know that this option was/is in the possible answer list.
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Microsoft-System-Center-Service-Manager-Part4.html
Your company has a private cloud that contains a System Center 2012 Service Manager Infrastructure.
The help desk uses Service Manager to manage and track incidents.
Service desk analysts report that they recieve many Windows 7-related incidents.
You need to create a classification for the Windows 7-related incidents.
What should you configure to create the classification?
To answer, select the appropriate configuration in the answer area.
I choosed Templates
1. Start the runbook from the Runbook Tester.
2. Check out the runbook. (this is because the Runbook Tester should prompt you to check it out)
3. Provide the input parameters.
The question doesn't say anything about applying changes, or saving anything, just that "You need to verify that the runbook executes successfully."
Thoughts?
this post says about being prompted to check out after running the book: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh403809
http://blogs.technet.com/b/meamcs/archive/2012/03/14/system-center-orchestrator-2012-test-amp-start-runbooks.aspx
Despite that I still think it will require the "provide the input parameters" stage. The document above suggests the check out might be automatic as part of running the tester. The blog here has an example with input parameters and clearly shows that they are asked for as part of the test:
http://msandbu.wordpress.com/2012/06/29/orchestrator-2012/
This post suggests the "check out" process will be prompted for while running the test.
So for me the answer might be:
Start the runbook from runbook tester
provide the input parameters
check in the runbook
any thoughts??