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Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server and Microsoft Lab Management (MLM) 2012.
You want to create a clone of the development test environment in your domain that will support testing patches of your software while continuing to support release testing in the existing environment.
You need to configure the environment to support network isolation.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

• A.Add a domain controller to the environment.
• B.Configure the test agent in each machine.
• C.Store the environment in a library.
• D.Install a test agent into each machine.
• E.Add each machine to a workgroup.
• F.Add a NAT server to the environment.

Your network environment includes an on-premise Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server.
You create a work item custom query named Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours in your My Queries folder.
You need to meet the following requirements:
- The query should be available to all team members.
- Aggregate results of the query, in the form of total number of work items that match the query, should appear as a tile on the Home page of the Team Web Access client.
What should you do?

• A.From within Team Explorer:
  From the Activities tab, click Publish Query to Team Favorites.
  Select the Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours query from the list overlay.
• B.From within Team Web Access:
  From the Activities list on the home page, click Publish Query to Team Favorites.
  Select the Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours query from the list overlay.
• C.From within Team Explorer:
  From the My Queries folder, drag the Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hours query to the Shared Queries section.
  Drag the query from the Shared Queries section to the Team Favorites section.
• D.From within Team Web Access:
  On the Work Items tab of the Work page, drag the query Tasks Exceeding Original Estimate Hour that appears in the My Queries section and add it to Shared Queries section.
  Drag the query from the Shared Queries section to the Team Favorites section.

You are a test developer using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
An application that you are testing has gone through a design change. The test case now has five test steps that contain obsolete parameters.
You need to completely remove these parameters, their data values, and their names, but keep the test steps intact.
What should you do?

• A.Delete the obsolete parameters from the test case by clicking Rename parameter in the Parameter Values pane and replace the name with a blank replacement value.
• B.Delete the obsolete parameters from the test case by clicking Delete parameter in the Parameter Values pane and remove the parameter name from the test steps.
• C.Delete the test steps with the old parameters and insert a new test step in their place.
• D.Delete all of the data value iterations for the obsolete parameters by clicking Delete iteration in the Parameter Values pane.

You are a developer. Your company has a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) installation for a project. The TFS installation uses the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development project template. The developers have standard Contributor permissions, and the Scrum Master has Project Administrator permissions.
The project development team performs time of regression testing of all stories at the end of each release. Defects are linked to the corresponding story. The team wants to view all completed user stories for release 1 with related open defects. This query needs to appear on the home page of the web portal.
You need to create a query that includes the user story title, defect title, and the status of the defect.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A.As a developer, from the Query menu, right-click the query Rl Open Defects, and select add to team favorites.
• B.Using the Query editor, create a new Flat query named Rl Open Defects. Set Work Item Type to Defect, and set the State filter to <> Done.
• C.Using the Query editor, create a new direct links query named Rl Open Defects that links user stories by using the iteration filter Under, Release 1, and related Bugs. Filter the bugs by by State < > Done.
• D.Have the Scrum master right-click the query Rl Open Defects, and select add to team favorites.

Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. Your development team uses Visual Studio 2012.
You store specialized design files within your Visual Studio solution by using version control. These design files are stored in a proprietary binary format and use the filename extension .dzn.
You need to meet the following requirements:
Ensure that all developers can modify these design files.
Prevent multiple check-outs on all .dzn files.
Ensure that all other file types can be edited by multiple developers at the same
time.
What should you do?

• A.Add a new file type for .dzn to the Team Project Source Control Settings and clear the Enable file merging and multiple check out checkbox.
• B.Add a new file type for .dzn to the Team Project Collection Source Control Settings and clear the Enable file merging and multiple check out checkbox.
• C.Within the Source Control Explorer, right-click each .dzn file and uncheck the Allow
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  multiple check outs option.
• D.Within the Visual Studio Options dialog box for Source Control, add the .dzn extension to the Prevent multiple check-outs for the following file types list in the Visual Studio Team Foundation server node.