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1. Where is the password information stored for LDAP-enabled users?
A. the LDAP directory
B. RequisitePro
C. the LDAP Config.ini file
D. the Project.RQL file
Answer: A
2. Which statement is true about cutting and pasting a requirement in a requirements document?
A. A user cannot cut and paste a requirement in a requirements document.
B. A user can use the Cut and Paste commands in the Microsoft Word Edit menu to cut and paste a requirement in a requirements document.
C. A user should not use the Cut and Paste commands in the Microsoft Word Edit menu to cut and paste a requirement in a requirements document.
D. A user can use either the Cut and Paste commands in the Microsoft Word Edit menu or the Cut and Paste commands in the Microsoft Word RequisitePro Requirements menu to cut and paste requirements in a requirements document.
Answer: C
3. Which two methods can be used to deploy RequisitePro for geographically distributed teams?(Choose two.)
A. install RequisitePro on a supported host environment
B. save requirements documents as Word documents to mail them to distributed team members for editing
C. use RequisiteWeb for requirements management
D. replicate RequisitePro database at multiple sites
Answer: AC

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Microsoft Active Directory (LDAP) General Question,?

Hi,

I am extending my active directory home network to include O3Spaces (a Sharepoint similar application, only open source), I am tying it in with my AD domain, and am prompted for "Start Location" and "Tree Location 1" (There are 5 places for tree locations, only 1 is required). Anyways, if my domain was "network.example.com", how do I label this in the format that I have seen before like "DN=???,DN=???". If you have ANY ideas on this I would really apprieciate it, I am not that great with active directory, its new to me.

Thank you in advance!

The LDAP integration the Workplace offers, is a (one-way) synchronization of LDAP users to Workplace users.
The first thing to do is gather the required information. The information you need is:

* Host name of the LDAP server
* Credentials of a user that has at least read access on the LDAP server (only if anonymous access is not enabled.
* The distinguishedName (DN) of the unit which contains the users (and groups if you also wish to sync the groups)

So in order to setup such a synchronization with your Active Directory you should add a registration in the Studio LDAP Management tool.

I use the DN ou=people,o=domain.com, dc=domain,dc=com for this example:

* Open LDAP Management tool in the Studio environment
* Choose Add to add an LDAP server to sync with
* Fill in the required properties in the window that pops-up

o Enter a name
o Choose the correct Server Type. In your case MS Active Directory
o Enter o=domain.com, dc=domain,dc=com in the Start location field.
o Enter ou=people in the Tree location 1 field
o Enter the hostname of the ldap server (or the IP address) in the Host field.

* You can change the interval in the Scheduling section if you wish. By default the synchronization runs every 60 minutes.
* Uncheck the Enabled checkbox if you wish to make any specific changes.
* Click Finish to complete the wizard
* Your LDAP synchronization should be ready to go.

If you need to make adjustments to the created synchronization yo u can select the LDAP server in the overview and click Properties. The detailed configuration is located in the Configuration section. You can find more about this detailed configuration in the Studio manual in the section Working with the Workplace Studio -> Workplace Tools -> LDAP Management -> Editing an existing synchronizer

The studio documentation is not available in the Community Edition, but you can register (for free) to get a copy of the Workplace manual.
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New Features and Enhancements in SharePoint 2010 - Part III

You can see the first part and the secon part of this article at New Features and Enhancements in SharePoint 2010 - Part I and New Features and Enhancements in SharePoint 2010 - Part II.

Here we go the final part:

21. Improved Enterprise Search

SharePoint 2010 offers several new ways to customize and extend enterprise search capabilities. SharePoint 2010 provides following two main enterprise search options:

- SharePoint Server 2010 Search – the out-of-the-box SharePoint search for enterprise deployments included by default with SharePoint 2010.
- FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint – a brand new add-on product based on the FAST search technology that combines the best of FAST's high-end search capabilities with the best of SharePoint.

Following are some of the new and enhanced capabilities introduced in the Enterprise Search area:

- New Custom Ranking Models allow you to change the weights that are used by SharePoint Search to rank results. Custom Ranking Models are used in conjunction with the Core Results web part.
- You can scale out the number of crawl/indexer components by adding additional servers to the farm and configuring them as crawlers which enables to increase crawl frequency, volume, and performance by distributing the crawl load among several servers, along with providing indexer redundancy if a server fails.
- SharePoint 2010 has capability to integrate FAST Search Server 2010 seamlessly.
- SharePoint 2010 supports wildcard search.
- Suggestions while typing search queries
- Improved "did you mean" suggestions togethor with suggestions for related searches.
- Faceted search is another new feature in SharePoint Search 2010. When a search query returns a lot of results the faceted search functionality displays a refinement panel on the left side which can be used to refine the results based on criteria like Result type, Site, Author, Modified Date, Tags, etc.
- Phonetic name matching and nickname matching - Users can search for a person by name without knowing the exact spelling of the name.

22. New and improved Social Features

As you know the previous version of SharePoint (MOSS 2007) lacked on some of the main social features and developers needed to develop their own components to implement social features on top of SharePoint 2007. But now Microsoft has filled that gap in SharePoint 2010.

Following are some of the main social features introduced in SharePoint 2010:

- Tags, Notes, and "I Like It" - Now in SharePoint 2010, a user can add tags and notes with any page which can be either public or private. A user can also mark a page if he/she liked that page. SharePoint 2010 adds two icons "I Like It" and "Tags & Notes" in all the pages to provide this functionality.
- Ratings- SharePoint 2010 allows users to rate items within SharePoint site, such as ratings various items within Document libraries, custom lists, blog posts, discussions threads, etc.
- Tag Cloud- SharePoint 2010 includes an out-of-the-box tag cloud which can be added to any page within the SharePoint site.
- Newsfeed- Newsfeed is another features included in the SharePoint 2010. You can set the types of updates you want to get in your newsfeed. You can set this using the out-of-the-box settings section available within the user profile page.

23. New Claims-Based Authentication Model

SharePoint Foundation 2010 incorporates a new authentication model that works with any corporate identity system, including Active Directory Domain Services, LDAP-based directories, application-specific databases, and user-centric identity models.

24. SharePoint Health Analyzer

SharePoint Health Analyzer is a feature included in the SharePoint 2010 that allows administrators to schedule regular, automatic checks for potential configuration, performance, and usage problems in the server farm. Any errors that SharePoint Health Analyzer finds are identified in status reports that are made available to farm administrators in Central Administration. Status reports that are produced by SharePoint Health Analyzer explain each issue, list the servers where the problem exists, and outline the steps that an administrator can take to treat the problem. In some cases, errors are repaired automatically as soon as they are found, and it also informs farm administrators about the repairs done.

25. Multi-Tenant Hosting

SharePoint 2010 has capabilities for Multi-Tenant Hosting which allows to setup hosting on site collection level. Now you can host customer1 (tenant 1) on a site collection and customer2 (tenant 2) on another site collection within same web application. Each tenant will only have administrator access to his/her site collection. Also, service applications will keep each tenants data separate from another tenants.  For example, one shared search service application will service tenant1/site collection 1's data and tenant2/site collection 2's data while keeping them separate from each other.

26. Microsoft Office Web Applications

Microsoft Office Web Apps (OWA) is the online companion to Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote applications that enables users regardless of their location to access documents and edit documents. Users can view, share, and work on documents with others online across personal computers, mobile phones, and the Web.

Office Web Apps is tightly integrated with SharePoint 2010 Products. The Office Web Apps Feature and services integrate with SharePoint's robust enterprise content management capabilities. Now all of those Office documents in your SharePoint environment can now be viewed and edited from almost any browser, anywhere. Office Web Apps also includes PowerPoint Broadcast Slide Show, allowing users to view PowerPoint presentations live, even when they're a thousand miles away.

For consumers and small-business users, Office Web Apps will be available on Windows Live as a free service. Business customers licensed for Microsoft Office 2010 through a Volume Licensing program can run Office Web Apps on a server running Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 or Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.

Some of the Office Apps also support multi-user editing in different scenarios like excel in Office Web Apps but not in Client, OneNote in both Office Web Apps and Client, etc. All the updates done using Office Web Apps occur in near real time.

27. New and Improved Web Analytics Capabilities

SharePoint Server 2010 includes a set of new features to help you collect, report, and analyze the usage and effectiveness of your SharePoint 2010 deployment – whether it's used as an internal or external web portal, a collaboration tool or a document and records management repository.  SharePoint 2010 provides a set of Web Analytics reports available out-of-the-box. There are following three major categories of reports:

- Traffic reports: These reports provide metrics such as:
1. How much traffic your site gets (Number of Page Views);
2. Who visits your sites (Top Visitors);
3. How visitors arrive at your site (Top Referrers);
4. Daily Unique Visitors, Top Destinations, Top Browsers, etc;

- Search reports: These reports give you insight into what users are searching for, for example:
1. How many times users searched (Number of Queries);
2. What were the most used search terms (Top Queries);
3. What queries have high failure rates (Failed Queries);
4. Best Bet Usage, Search keywords, etc;

- Inventory reports: These reports display key metrics regarding the inventory of your sites:
1. What is the total disk drive space user (Storage Usage);
2. How many sites exist (Number of Sites);
3. Top Site Product Versions, Top Site Languages, etc;

You can access Web Analytics reports by going to Site Actions -> Site Settings. Under Site Actions heading you will see two links, Site Web Analytics Reports and Site Collection Web Analytics Reports. When you click on either link, you are taken to an overview page shows you key metrics for your site. You can then drill down to other reports by clicking on the left navigation, and can also change date range by clicking on Analyze tab on Ribbon.

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