Mastering The Certification Exam 70-243: Created By: Santos Martinez

Mastering the Certification
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Mastering the Certification Exam 70-243
Contents
Certification Overview .......................................................................................................................... 3
Review the Skills Measured on the test. ............................................................................................... 3
Design and Plan System Center Configuration Manager Infrastructure (13%) .................................. 3
Manage Operating System Deployment (OSD) (12%)...................................................................... 4
Deploy Applications and Software Updates (14%) ........................................................................... 4
Manage Compliance Settings (11%) ................................................................................................ 5
Manage Sites (12%) ......................................................................................................................... 6
Manage Clients (14%) ..................................................................................................................... 6
Manage inventory (12%) ................................................................................................................. 7
Manage Reports and Queries (12%) ................................................................................................. 7
Learning Plans, Classroom Training and books ........................................................................................ 8
Quiz Questions self-assessment: .......................................................................................................... 9
Want more Information:......................................................................................................................16
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Page 2

Certification Overview
The basics, where do I start learning and what to do. The first thing I will recommend is
watching this video and performing this lab. This will give you a general idea for the rest of your
learning.
 TechNet Radio: Virtual Lab Insider - An Introduction to System Center 2012

Configuration Manager Video!
 TechNet Virtual Lab: Introduction to System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
Review the Skills Measured on the test.
Exam 70-243: Administering and Deploying System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
For better outline of the materials that need to be reviewed in order to analyze the skills that will
be measure on the test and the materials that we as students need to learn and make sure to
understand to successfully pass the test.
Design and Plan System Center Configuration Manager Infrastructure (13%)
•Plan System Center Configuration Manager Hierarchy and site system roles.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: pre-installation requirements, examining the
current computing environment, CAS, primary and secondary sites, branch cache, designing and
recommending System Center Configuration Manager server architecture, extending the Active
Directory schema (DNS service records, WINS), managed providers, discovery methods, and
planning migration
•Plan and configure security.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: PKI or self-signed certificates, HTTP or
HTTPs implementation, NAP, FEP, and planning role-based security
•Define the Business Continuity Plan (BCP).
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: disaster recovery and site maintenance
Use the following information to pass this topic questions
 Planning for Configuration Manager Sites and Hierarchy

 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Hierarchy Install
Manage Operating System Deployment (OSD) (12%)
•Configure the OSD environment.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: configuring WDS, configuring PXE,
configuring the VM build environment, and integrating with MDT
•Build and capture an image.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: updating base images, task sequences
•Deploy an image.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: new (bare metal) and upgrade images, VHD
deployment
•Manage images.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: drivers, servicing
 Operating System Deployment in Configuration Manager

 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: OSD Bare Metal
Deploy Applications and Software Updates (14%)
•Create an application.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: defining deployment types, deploying
applications to RDSH, MSI, and App-V, and converting a package
•Deploy an application.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: user device affinity, compliance settings,
Software Center, and task sequences
•Monitor application deployment.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: resolving issues, managing application
distribution points, distribution point groups, Content Library, SQL Server Reporting Services
(SSRS), log files, and In Console Monitoring
•Manage the software library and application catalog.

◦This objective may include but is not limited to: web portal configuration, work schedule, and
definition of primary machines for users
•Create and monitor software updates.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: Automatic Deployment Rules (ADR), SSRS,
creating update groups, creating deployment packages, log files, and In Console Monitoring
•Configure FEP clients by using System Center Configuration Manager.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: creating and managing policy by using
Configuration Manager, configuring definitions within the client policy, exporting from
Configuration Manager, choosing which template to use, and select exclusions
 Application Management in Configuration Manager

 Software Updates in Configuration Manager
 Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Advanced Software
Distribution
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Basic Software
Distribution
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Software Updates
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Endpoint Protection
RC
Manage Compliance Settings (11%)
•Build a Configuration Item (CI).
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: creating a CI, importing a CI, setting CI
versioning, and remediation rules
•Create and monitor a baseline.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: importing a configuration pack, building a
custom baseline, SSRS, log files, In Console Monitoring, deploying a baseline
 Compliance Settings in Configuration Manager

 Technical Reference for Log Files in Configuration Manager
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Settings Management

Manage Sites (12%)
•Manage collections.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: setting maintenance windows, defining rules
for collections (collection membership, query-based collections), collection-specific settings
•Monitor site health.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: SSRS, log files, In Console Monitoring,
Toolkit
•Configure software updates.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: sync schedule, catalogs, products, WSUS, and
superseded updates
•Manage site communications.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: configuring bandwidth settings for a site
address, configuring senders, secondary sites (file-based replication, SQL replication paths),
resolving DP connections
•Manage boundary groups.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: creating boundary groups, using boundary
groups in more than one DP, client roaming, Internet-based clients
•Manage role-based security.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: security scopes, custom roles, cloned security
roles and permissions
 Assets and Compliance in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Role Based
Administration
Manage Clients (14%)
•Deploy clients.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: GPO, WSUS, logon scripts, manual, client
push, OSD task sequence, monitoring client health

•Manage mobile devices.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: enrolling mobile devices, Exchange Connector,
AMT enrollment point (out-of-band management), and wiping mobile devices
•Manage client agent settings.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: desired configuration settings, mobile device
client agent, NAP client agent, configuring power management, configuring remote control
agent, hardware inventory agent, software inventory agent, software metering agent, advertised
programs agent, computer agent
 Deploying Clients for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Managing Clients
Manage inventory (12%)
•Manage hardware inventory.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: configuring MOF, export and import settings,
enabling or disabling WMI classes, extending hardware inventory to other client assets, WMI or
registry reporting
•Manage software inventory.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: standardized vendor name, list of tracked
inventory, report inventory data, asset intelligence, software metering (enable or disable rules,
report software metering results)
•Monitor inventory data flow.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: client-to-site, site-to-site
 Inventory in Configuration Manager
Manage Reports and Queries (12%)
•Build queries.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: console queries, WQL, sub-selects
•Create reports.

◦This objective may include but is not limited to: cloning and modifying reports, creating custom
reports, import and export reports
•Manage SSRS.
◦This objective may include but is not limited to: configuring security, configuring caching,
configuring subscriptions
 Reporting in Configuration Manager
Additional Labs good to review to pass this test:
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Application

Management
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Content Management
 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Migrating from
Configuration Manager 2007 to Configuration Manager 2012
Now that we have review the skills that the test will measure, what you guys need to do is ensure
that you understand all this skills and go ahead and take the test, if you don’t pass the test on the
first shot not feel bad about it just remember that is a good opportunity for you to review the
content of the test and come back and read or practice what you need to successfully pass the
test.
If you need to have an official learning materials contact your Local Microsoft Learning Center
for the following courses.
Learning Plans, Classroom Training and books
 10748A: Deploying System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (3 Days)

 10747A: Administering System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (5 Days)
 Download and read the sample chapters of Mastering System Center 2012 Configuration
Manager:
 · Chapter 3 Migrating from Configuration Manager 2007
 · Chapter 7 Application Deployment

Quiz Questions self-assessment:

I have included 30 Questions on this manual for us to review during our learning time, to
ensure we have learn and know some of the skills that will be measure on the test. Like I mention
early on this e-book you need to know the concepts and more important apply them into practice,
that’s why each of the labs have been very important. This Quiz questions are coming from the
Quiz for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, for a complete list of questions visit
http://quizapp.cloudapp.net/default.aspx?quiz=Configmgr2012.
1. Q. Can you use the Exchange Server connector to find which mobile devices are
connecting to your Exchange Online Services?
A. Yes
New in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, the Exchange server connector
allows you to find and manage devices that connect to Exchange Server (on-
Premise or hosted) by using the Exchange ActiveSync protocol.
2. Q. Which of the following are stored in the content library? Chose all that Apply.
A. Software Updates, Packages and Applications
The content library in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager store source files
to deploy software updates, packages, applications, drivers and images for
operating system deployment, and so on. The content library provides a single
instance store for content files on the site server and distribution points.
Distribution point groups provide a logical grouping of distribution points for
content distribution, but they are not stored in the content library.
3. Q. Which of the following in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager are

Changes in primary sites since Configuration Manager 2007?
A. They can support more clients, they cannot be tiered below other primary sites and
they participate in database replication.
Primary sites in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager can support more clients,
do not support child primary sites and participate in database replication. Only
secondary sites in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager support SQL Server
Express.
4. Q. Now System Center 2012 Configuration Manager uses Microsoft SQL Server 2008
Reporting Services Report Builder 2.0 as the exclusive authoring and editing tool
for reports, must you first install Report Builder 2.0 before you can create or
modify Reports?
A. No

Report Builder 2.0 is automatically installed when you create or modify a report for the
first time.
5. Q. Has the CCM Folder for client-related files (such as the client cache and log
files) changed since Configuration Manager 2007?
A. Yes
To support the new 64-bit client, the location of the CCM folder for client-related files
(such as the client cache and log files) has changed from %windir%\system32 to
%windir%. If you reference the CCM Folder these references for the new folder
location for Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Clients.
6. Q. Does System Center 2012 Configuration Manager still have a central site?
A. No
The top-level Configuration Manager 2007 site in a multi-primary site hierarchy was
known as a central site. In System Center 2012 Configuration Manager the Central Site
is replaced by the central administration site. The central administration site is not a
primary site at the top of the hierarchy, but rather a site that is used for reporting and
to facilitate communication between primary sites in the hierarchy.
7. Q. Which of the following apply to role-based administration? Choose all that

apply.
A. You can create your own custom security roles, Administrative users see only the
objects that they have permissions to manage, and you can audit administrative
security actions.
With role based administration, you create administrative users for the hierarchy and
assign security to them one time only. There are built-in security roles to assign the
typical administration tasks and you can create your own custom security roles.
Administrative users see only the objects that they have permissions to manage and
you can audit security actions.
8. Which of the following console features are new to System Center 2012
Configuration Manager? Choose all that apply.
A. Workspaces, Objects are hidden if you don’t have permission to see them, browse and
verify capability for many accounts and temporary nodes
All these console features are new to System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, in
addition to the ribbon. Workspaces, such as Assets and Compliance workspace
provide logical grouping of objects. Role-Based administration can hide objects from
view. The browse and verify capability for accounts helps to eliminate
misconfiguration and can be useful for troubleshooting scenarios. And temporary
nodes are automatically created and selected as result of actions that you take and that
do not display after you close the console.

9. Which of the following changes apply to HTTPS client communication, which used
to be known as native mode in Configuration Manager 2007?
A. Mobile device clients must uses HTTPS, Internet Based clients must uses HTTPS, you
no longer create and configure a site server signing certificate, SHA-2 is now
supported.
Site system roles in the same site can have different settings, for example, some
management points are configured for HTTPS and some are configured for HTTP. Mobile
Devices and client connections over the internet must use HTTPS. You don’t have to
specify a PKI certificate for document signing(the site server signing certificates in
configuration manager 2007) because system center 2012 configuration manager
automatically create this certificate(self-signed), in addition, many certificates now
support SHA-2 in addition to SHA-1.
.
10. Can you have a subset of computers in the site that are enabled for remote
control?
A. Yes
These types of client settings are no longer restricted to the site. Instead System
Center 2012 Configuration Manager has client settings that are applied at the
hierarchy. If you need additional flexibility for groups of users or computers, configure
custom client settings and assign them to collections. For Example, you can configure
remote control to be available only on specified computers.
11. Can System Center 2012 Configuration Manager automatically upgrade a

Configuration Manager 2007 client?
A. Yes
Configuration Manager can automatically upgrade Configuration Manager 2007 and
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Clients to the latest System Center 2012
Configuration Manager version when they are below a version that you supply.
12. If you want to continue to manage mobile devices as you did in Configuration
Manager 2007(Now referred to as mobile device legacy clients), which of the following
are no longer supported?
A. File collection, Settings and Multiple Management Points.
Whereas Configuration Manager 2007 did not required PKI certificates, System Center
2012 Configuration Manager requires PKI certificates on the mobile device and the
management point and distribution points. Multiple management points, file
collection and setting management are not supported for mobile device legacy clients.

13. Are there new options for software metering?

A. No
There are no significant changes for software metering in Configuration Manager since
Configuration Manager 2007.
14. Can you create a collection without specifying a limiting collection?

A. No
In System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, all collections must be limited to the
membership of another collection. When you create a collection, you must specify a
limiting collection. A collection is always a subset of its limiting collection.
15. Are there new maintenance tasks for asset intelligence?

A. Yes
The two new maintenance tasks are Check Application Title with Inventory
Information and Summarize Installed Software Data. The first new maintenance tasks
check that the software title reported in software inventory is reconciled with the
software title in asset intelligence catalog.
The second maintenance task provides the information displayed in Inventoried
Software in the Asset Intelligence node in the assets and compliance workspace.
16. Does client status (used to be client status reporting) now support automatic
remediation?
A. Yes
Typical client problems that are detected are automatically remediated.
17. Which of the following have changed for endpoint protection since Forefront
endpoint protection 2010?
A. Setup for Endpoint Protection, Installation of the Endpoint Protection, Installation of
the Endpoint Protection Client, Notification of malware.
You no longer run a separate setup program to install endpoint protection server, but
instead select the endpoint protection as one of the available configuration manager
site system roles. The endpoint protection dashboard is automatically integrated with
configuration manager console. You now install endpoint protection client by using
client settings and you can configure multiple malware alert types and subscriptions to
notify you about these alerts by using email.
18. Do alerts in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager work the same way as
alerts in Operations Manager?
A. No

Alerts are new In System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and provide near real-time
awareness of current site operations and conditions in the Configuration Manager
console. Alerts are state based and automatically update when conditions change. System
Center 2012 Configuration Manager Alerts are not similar to status messages in
Configuration Manager, nor are they similar to alerts in other System Center products,
such as those found in Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007.
19. Which of the following apply to application management in System Center 2012
Configuration Manager?
A. An application might have multiple deployment types, Deployments replace
advertisements, and you can configure detection methods to determine whether a
deployment type has already been installed on a device.
An application might have multiple deployment types – for example an application
could contain deployment types for local installation of a software package, a virtual
application package or a version of application for mobile devices. Deployments do
replace Configuration Manager 2007 advertisements and you can configure detection
methods or use a script to determine whether a deployment type has already been
installed on a device. However, you can deploy applications to mobile devices that are
enrolled by Configuration Manager.
20. Which of the following site system roles from Configuration Manager 2007 are
removed from System Center 2012 Configuration Manager?
A. Reporting Point, Server Locator Point and Branch Distribution Point
All reports are now generated by the reporting services point. The functionality of the
server locator point is moved to the management point. The functionality of the
branch distribution point is now a BranchCache setting for an application deployment
type and the package deployment. The state migration point remains the same in
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, although the PXE service point is
removed and this functionality is moved to the distribution point.
21. Which of the following now apply to compliance setting (used to be named desired
configuration management in Configuration Manager 2007)?
A. You can configure automatic remediation, you can deploy configuration baselines to
users, Maintenance Windows are now supported, and conflict compliance rules are
now detected.
Compliance Settings now supports automatic remediation for WMI, the registry,
scripts and all settings for the mobile devices that are enrolled by Configuration
Manager. You can now deploy configuration baselines to users as well as to computers,
maintenance windows are supported and conflicting compliance rules are now
detected, however, wildcards for registry settings are no longer supported.

22. Which of the following have changed for boundaries in System Center 2012
A. Boundaries are no longer site-specific, boundaries must now be configured for at least
one boundary group before clients can use them, and you no longer configure network
connection speed of a boundary.
Boundaries are no longer site specific, but defined once for the hierarchy and they are
available at all sites in the hierarchy. Each boundary must be a member of a boundary
group before a device on that boundary can identify and assigned site, or a content
server such as distribution point. You can still use IP subnets to define a boundary but
you no longer configure the network connection speed of each boundary.
23. Is there still a default management point in primary sites?

A. No
There is no longer a default management point at primary sites. Instead you can install
multiple management points and the client will automatically select one, based on
network location and capability (HTTPS or HTTP). This behavior support a higher
number of clients in a single site and provides redundancy, which was previously
obtained by user a network load balancing (NLB) cluster.
24. Can you now have more than none Internet-Based management point in a primary
site?
A. Yes
You can now have more than one internet-based management point in a primary site,
although you can specify only one when you configure clients for internet-based client
management. When internet-based clients communicate with the specified internet-
based management point, they will be given a list of all the internet-based
management points in the site and then select one.
25. What does the fallback site do in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager?
A. Reassigns a client to a site during automatic site assignment if the client is not within
a specified boundary group.
New in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, if you specify a fallback site (an
optional setting for the hierarchy) and then client is not in a boundary group,
automatic site assignment succeeds and the client is assigned to the specified fallback
site.
26. Which of the following are new for internet-based management in System Center
2012 Configuration Manager?
A. User Policies, Task Sequences, Using Microsoft Update to download software updates.

New in Internet-based client management, User policies are supported when the
Internet-based management point can authenticate the user by using Windows
authentication; task sequences are supported for simple scripts and internet-based
clients on the internet first try to download any required software updates from
Microsoft Updates, rather than from an Internet-based distribution point in their
assigned site. However, deploying and operating system over the internet is still not
supported.
27. Which of the following is now true for operating system deployment in System
Center 2012 Configuration Manager?
A. You can use the same task sequence media to deploy operating systems to computers
anywhere in the hierarchy, the capture user state task sequence action and restore
user state task sequence steps support new features from USMT version 4.
Task sequence media was previously restricted to a site and capture user state task
sequence action and the restore user state task sequence steps supports new features
from the user state migration tool (USMT) version 4. However, there are no changes
to the state migration point and instead, the functionality of the PXE service point
from Configuration Manager 2007 is now moved to distribution points. SMSTrace is
renamed to CMTrace is System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and this is now
automatically added to all boot images that you add to the software library.
28. Which of the following are new for software updates in System Center 2012
A. Software update groups, Automatic deployment rules, Software update alerts, Control
over when a superseded software update is expired.
Software update groups replaces update list that were used in Configuration Manager
2007 and you can now configure automatic deployment rules to automatically approve
and deploy software updates. The new alerts functionality applies to software updates
so that you can see important issues in the configuration manager console. You can
now manager superseded software updates whereas in configuration manager 2007,
they were automatically expired. Additionally, internet-based clients on the internet
first try to download the software files from the Microsoft Update instead of from
Internet-Based distribution points.
29. Which of the following CCMSetup options or Client.MSI properties are no longer
supported?
A. /native:[<native mode option>], SMSDIRECTORYLOOKUP=WINSPROMISCUOUS
The /Native:[<native mode option>] CCMSetup option is no longer used and is
replaced with /UsePKICert, SMSSIGNCERT is still used but now requires the exported
self-signed certificate of the site server. SMSSLP remains supported, but only to specify
the computer name of the management points. However,

SMSDIRECTORYLOOKUP=WINSPROMISCOUS is no longer supported. In

Configuration Manager 2007, this setting allowed the client to use WINS to find a
management point without verifying the management point self-signed certificate.
30. Have Active Directory schema extensions changed in System Center 2012
Configuration Manager since Configuration Manager 2007?
A. No
The Active Directory schema extensions for System Center 2012 Configuration
Manager are unchanged from those used by Configuration Manager 2007. If you
extended the schema for Configuration Manager 2007, you do not need to extend the
schema again for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager.
Now that you have review this 30 questions and have the answers, why not scheduling the test
now. If you want to test some more remember to visit the online quiz for more questions.
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configuration-manager-survival-guide-en-us.aspx
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 TechNet Radio: Virtual Lab Insider - An Introduction to System Center 2012

Review the Skills Measured on the test.

Design and Plan System Center Configuration Manager Infrastructure (13%)

•Plan and configure security.

•Define the Business Continuity Plan (BCP).

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Planning for Configuration Manager Sites and Hierarchy

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Manage Operating System Deployment (OSD) (12%)

•Configure the OSD environment.

•Build and capture an image.

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Operating System Deployment in Configuration Manager

Deploy Applications and Software Updates (14%)

•Monitor application deployment.

•Manage the software library and application catalog.

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•Create and monitor software updates.

•Configure FEP clients by using System Center Configuration Manager.

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Application Management in Configuration Manager

Manage Compliance Settings (11%)

•Build a Configuration Item (CI).

•Create and monitor a baseline.

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Compliance Settings in Configuration Manager

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Manage Sites (12%)

•Monitor site health.

•Configure software updates.

•Manage site communications.

•Manage boundary groups.

•Manage role-based security.

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Assets and Compliance in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

Manage Clients (14%)

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•Manage mobile devices.

•Manage client agent settings.

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Deploying Clients for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

Manage inventory (12%)

•Manage hardware inventory.

•Manage software inventory.

•Monitor inventory data flow.

Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Inventory in Configuration Manager

Manage Reports and Queries (12%)

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Use the following information to pass this topic questions

 Reporting in Configuration Manager

Additional Labs good to review to pass this test:

 TechNet Virtual Lab: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager: Application

Learning Plans, Classroom Training and books

 10748A: Deploying System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (3 Days)

System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Page 8

Quiz Questions self-assessment:

3. Q. Which of the following in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager are

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7. Q. Which of the following apply to role-based administration? Choose all that

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