Friday, 14 December 2018

Microsoft 70-532 Questions Answers

A company maintains an Azure storage account. The storage account uses blobs and tables.
Customers access the storage account by using shared access signatures (SASs).
You need to monitor the usage of the storage services. You need to do the following:
Understand which storage areas perform operations that incur a fee.
Understand which requests are denied because of insufficient permissions.
Validate that the performance of the storage account meets the service level agreement (SLA) for the Azure Storage service.
Which three data analysis tasks should you perform? Each answer presents part of the solution.


A. Use data from the logs of the storage services to find individual storage access attempts that do not comply with the SLA.
B. Use data from the logs of the storage services to calculate aggregate server latency across individual requests. Determine whether the results of this calculation
indicate that the Azure Storage service is in compliance with the SLA.
C. Analyze the logs of the storage services to determine which storage services were inaccessible because of permissions issues.
D. Review the Azure documentation to determine which storage operations are billable. Then find records of those operations in the logs of the storage services.
E. Analyze the logs of the storage services to find records of operations that are marked as billable.
F. Correlate the data logged from the storage service with the permissions to store data in the individual blobs and containers. Determine which storage services
were inaccessible because of permissions issues.

Answer: BCD

Wednesday, 25 July 2018

In Microsoft land, cloud comes to you! Office 365 stuff to be bled into on-prem Office 2019 Server


Microsoft this week released a commercial preview bone to cloud-fobes * in the form of local versions of its server and Office applications.

While the software giant really wants its customers to be comfortably installed in the loving embrace of Office 365, realists within Redmond Towers accept that a large portion of their customers prefer to keep their data firmly within their own data centers.

Since those users obviously do not see all the objects that appear regularly in Office 365 updates, version 2019 should provide a temporary sense of parity. More or less.

 Exchange 2019

Exchange 2019 can now take advantage of 48 processor cores and 256 GB of RAM. Useful for indexing and searching with Bing, as well as the usual tasks of mail and appointments.

The Do Not Forward feature and simplified calendar sharing, which is already familiar to Office 365 users, make an appearance, as well as tools to help administrators delegate permissions.

Unfortunately, the update fairy gives and takes away, and users say goodbye to the unified messaging feature. An existing Skype for Business Server or a third-party PBX will no longer be able to connect to an Exchange 2019 mailbox. Instead, you will need to jump to Skype for Business Server 2019 and use Cloud Voicemail, or take the opportunity and migrate to Office 365.

There is that annoying cloud again.

Skype for Business Server 2019

Those who have inflicted Skype in their organizations will see an update in the facilities that, frankly, is about functions in the cloud.

With unified messaging discreetly discarded on a practical balcony, Cloud Voicemail will provide voice mail services, with messages stored in the user's inbox unless users choose to continue with the previous version of Exchange. Cloud Auto Attendant is now compatible, providing an always updated way to call users with endless menus. Finally, the Cloud Call Data Connector will derive the call quality data in Office 365, which means that the data does not have to be stored locally.

As expected, Skype Empresarial 2019 also includes tools to give users a boost in the subsequent assistance in their migration to the cloudy world of the equipment.

SharePoint Server 2019

SharePoint has been badly outclassed with the "Modern user experience" standard, since team sites, pages and lists get the "modern" treatment, which Microsoft hopes will lead to more attractive and easy-to-navigate sites.

Libraries receive a face lift similar to OneDrive, which means that OneDrive users should have the experience of loading or creating folders a little less unpleasant. The 10 GB file size limit of SharePoint 2016 has been increased to 15 GB this time and SharePoint 2019 is crawling kicking and screaming in the 21st century as the maximum length of the URL path goes from 260 unicode characters to 400 .

If you are using SharePoint 2019, Microsoft will also be happy to sell you Project Server 2019, which requires the previous platform and obtains some improvements in the reporting area.

Office 2019 and beyond

Users looking for the old world of perpetual licenses of yesteryear still have the option of an Office 2019 package containing Word, Excel and Powerpoint with what Redmond describes as "a significant subset of features found in Office 365". Non-subscribers, however, will not see any new features in the same way as their murky counterparts.

To no one's surprise, those Office 2019 installations will also need Windows 10, while the server products will work in Windows Server 2016 or 2019 (though Microsoft obviously would prefer it to use the latest platform). Exchange 2019 can also take advantage of the Core Server product.

The exception is Skype for Business, which currently includes Windows Server 2016 as a requirement. The Registry has left Microsoft with a line to verify, since the omission of Sever 2019 is curious.

While Microsoft is willing to declare that it understands that customers may prefer to stay on the premises, the wind certainly blows wind in the clouds. Redmond said: "We want to support all of our clients on their journey to the cloud, at the pace that is most logical to them," before ominously adding that "it will continue to assess customer needs and industry trends to determine the need to a future". versions of our products and services. "

So, maybe start packing your bags for Azure if you want to stay on Microsoft's server platform for the next decade.

Wednesday, 28 February 2018

Microsoft 70-532 Question Answer

You plan to deploy an application as a cloud service. The application uses a virtual network
to extend your on-premises network into Azure.
You need to configure a site-to-site VPN for cross-premises network connections.
Which two objects should you configure? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

A. Dynamic routing gateway
B. VPN gateway
C. External-facing IPv6 address
D. External-facing IPv4 address

Answer: B,D


You develop a web application that uses table storage in Azure.
You create a storage account named Contoso that stores a table named
CityPopulationData.
The web application stores entities in this table.
You need to query the table data by using OData.
Which URL should you use?

A. http://contoso.table.core.windows.net/citypopulationdata
B. http://contoso.table.core.windows.net/odata/citypopulationdata
C. http://azurestorage.table.core.windows.net/contoso
D. http://microsoft.table.core.windows.net/contoso
E. http://azure.table.core.windows.net/contoso/citypopulationdata

Answer: A