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MS System Center Configuration Manager2007, Configuring : 70-401 ExamToday I recceived my result for the 70-401 exam and I passed. :)

The exam will be available for the public in March -08. If you want to take the exam the MOC 6451 is a good way to prepare for it. If you want to study yourself I have posted the link to the preparation guide below.

Candidates for Exam 70-401: TS: Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007, Configuring, use System Center Configuration Manager 2007 to deploy and manage software and asset management. Candidates should have a minimum of one year of experience using Systems Management Server (SMS) or Configuration Manager 2007. The candidates should also have experience using Active Directory and the Windows server system.When you pass Exam 70-401: TS: Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007, Configuring, you complete the requirements for the following certification:

• Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): System Center Configuration Manager 2007, Configuration


Exam 70-401 also earns credit as an elective exam toward the following certifications:

• Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) on Windows Server 2003
• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) on Windows Server 2003

QUESTION 1
You are creating an ASP.NET application for Certkiller . Your application will call an XML Web service
run by Wide World Importers. The XML Web service will return an ADO.NET DataSet object
containing a list of companies that purchase wine.
You need to make the XML Web service available to your application.
What should you do?
A. On the .NET tab of the Reference dialog box, select System.Web.Services.dll.
B. In the Web References dialog box, type the address of the XML Web service.
C. Add a using statement to your Global.asax.cs file, and specify the address of the XML Web service.
D. Write an event handler in the Global.asax.cs file to import the .wsdl and .disco files associated with the
XML Web service.
Answer: B
Explanation: Web references differ from traditional references and components in that they refer to XML Web
services published on either a local intranet or the Internet.
Procedure to add a Web reference to a project
1. In Solution Explorer, select a project that supports adding Web references.
2. On the Project menu, choose Add Web Reference.
3. In the Add Web Reference dialog box, type the URL for the XML Web service in the Address text
box,
4. Verify that the items in the Available References box are the items you want to reference in your
project, and then choose Add Reference.
5. In Solution Explorer, expand the Web References folder to note the namespace for the Web reference
classes that are available to the items in your project.
Reference: Visual Studio, Adding and Removing Web References
QUESTION 2
You are a Web developer for Certkiller Publishing. You are performing a migration of your company’s
ASP-based Web page named Booklist.asp to ASP.NET. You want to deploy the ASP.NET version of your
Web page with the minimum amount of development effort. You also want the migration to be
accomplished as quickly as possible.
The page contains a COM component named Certkiller .BookList. The component is written in Microsoft
Visual Basic 6.0. When you open the new page, you receive the following error message: “Server error -
The component ‘ Certkiller .BookList’ cannot be created.”
You need to ensure that you can open the Web page successfully.
What should you do?
A. Write a manage component to perform the tasks that the Lucerne.BookList component currently
performs.
B. Set the AspCompat attribute of the Page directive to true.
C. Add the following line of code to the Page.Load event handler:
RegisterRequiresPostBack(” Certkiller .BookList”;

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D. Add the following attribute to the processModel element of the Web.config file:
comImpersonationLevel = Delegate
Answer: B.
Explanation: If the older file contains calls to COM components – for example, ADO code then we must add
the AspCompat attribute to the page directive in HTML view. The aspcompat attribute forces the page to
execute in single-threaded (STA) mode.
Note: You can work with and run existing ASP pages (.asp files) as-is in Visual Studio. You can use ASP pages
and ASP.NET pages in the same project. It is useful to convert ASP pages to ASP.NET Web Forms pages so
that you can take advantage of the enhanced features of the newer architecture.
Reference: Visual Basic and Visual C# Concepts, Migrating ASP Pages to Web Forms Pages
QUESTION 3
You are creating an ASP.NET application for Certkiller . Customers will use this application to manage
their own insurance policies. For example, a customer can use the application to renew policies.
An existing COM component named CertK PolicyLibrary.dll contains the logic for calculating the
renewal premium. CertK PolicyLibrary.dll is written in Visual Basic 6.0. The class that performs the
calculations is named cPolicyActions. The CalculateRenewal function of cPolicyActions accepts a policy
identification number and returns a premium as a Double.
You need to use CertK PolicyLibrary.dll in your ASP.NET application. You also need to enable the
application to use the cPolicyActions class.
What should you do?
A. Run the following command in a command window:
TLBIMP.EXE CertK PolicyLibrary.DLL /out: CertK PolicyLibrary.NET.DLL
Copy the original CertK PolicyLibrary.dll to the /bin directory of your ASP.NET application.
B. Run the following command in a command window:
TLBEXP.EXE CertK PolicyLibrary.DLL /out: CertK PolicyLibrary.NET.DLL
Copy the original CertK PolicyLibrary.dll to the /bin directory of your ASP.NET application.
C. Select Add Existing Item from the Project menu in Visual Studio .NET and browse to
CertK PolicyLibrary.dll.
D. Select Add Reference from the Project menu in Visual Studio .NET, select the COM tab, and browse to
CertK PolicyLibrary.dll.
Answer: D
Explanation: To add a reference to a COM object from a .NET application:
1. Open a new or existing Microsoft Visual C# .NET project in Visual Studio .NET.
2. Click the Project menu and select Add Reference.
3. In the Add Reference window, click the COM tab.
4. Scroll down the list of components and select the one you want to reference, such as Microsoft CDO For
Exchange 2000 Library. Click Select. After the component name appears in the Selected Components
window, click OK.
Note: The COM component must have been previously registered on the server for this to succeed.

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Reference: Using COM Interoperability in Visual Basic .NET
Incorrect Answers
A: TBLIMP is required if Visual Studio .NET macros must reference COM components. TLBIMP “wraps”
the component, enabling Visual Studio .NET macros to reference it. However, TLBIMP is not required
if we are going to reference a COM object from a Visual Studio .NET application.
B: Tlbexp.exe generates a type library that contains definitions of the types defined in the assembly.
Applications such as Visual Basic 6.0 can use the generated type library to bind to the .NET types
defined in the assembly. However, the requirements of this scenario are the opposite: we want to
reference a COM object from a Visual Studio .NET application.
C: We must specify that we are referencing a COM object.