Study with 070-177 Actual Test Questions

You have a singleserver Project Server 2010 environment. You are installing a cumulative update on the server. You need to maintain data integrity and ensure that users do not modify project data during the update process. What should you do first?

• A. Run the IISReset tool from the command line.
• B. Stop the Project Server Events service.
• C. Quiesce the farm.
• D. Run the Upgrade-SPContentDatabase cmdlet from the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell.

You have a Project Server 2010 environment. Resource managers in your company refer to projects as "Engagements." You need to change the display name for the "Project Name" field to "Engagement" only for resource managers in Project Web App (PWA). What should you do?

• A. Create a formula custom field named Engagement that references the project name and add it to the Project Center views.
• B. Rename the fields in the enterprise global template.
• C. Create an enterprise project type named Engagement.
• D. Create custom views, add them to a new category, and associate the category with the Resource Managers group.

You have a Project Server 2010 environment. You need to allow only executives to view an archived project. What should you do?

• A. Remove the nonex-ecutive resources from the project team, and then save and publish the project.
• B. Create a category, add the project and executive users, and then set all category permissions to Allow.
• C. Apply the Executives security template to a new security group, add the executive users, and then set all permissions to allow for the My Projects category.
• D. Create a category, add the project and non-executive users, and then set all category permissions to Deny.

You have a Project Server 2010 environment. Project resources work across multiple locations.
You need to associate each resource with its locations. What should you do?

• A. Synchronize the resource pool with Active Directory.
• B. Create a custom resource field mapped to a multi-value lookup table.
• C. Create a custom project field mapped to a multi-value lookup table.
• D. Create a custom task field mapped to a multi-value lookup table.

You have a Project Server 2010 environment. You need to assign a project to the Help Desk resources and allow these resources to self-assign which tasks to work on. What should you do?

• A. Create a department named Help Desk. Assign the Help Desk resources to that department. Then publish the project to that department.
• B. Create and populate the Team Name Lookup Table with the name of the Help Desk team. Assign the Help Desk resources to that team. Then assign all tasks to a Team Assignment Pool resource for that team.
• C. Create and populate the Team Name Lookup Table with the name of the Help Desk team. Assign a generic resource as the Team Assignment Pool resource for that team. Then change all the Assignment Owner fields for the Help Desk resources to that generic resource.
• D. Create a department named Help Desk. Assign a generic resource to that department. Then change all the Assignment Owner fields for the Help Desk resources to that generic resource.