You are designing a SharePoint 2010 feature. The feature includes a feature receiver that executes code on activation and deactivation. The feature receiver code interacts with a Web service, which could cause errors beyond your control. You need to ensure that the feature does not activate or deactivate if the Web service causes an error. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Wrap your code in a try-catch block. Log the error and throw an exception in the catch block.
• B. Wrap your code in a try-catch block. Only catch exceptions of type SPException.
• C. Wrap your code in a try-catch block. Log the error and issue another request to the Web service in the catch block.
• D. Wrap your code in a try-finally block. Log any issues your code encounters in the finally block.

You are designing a Web application for a SharePoint 2010 system. You need to plan an authorization
system
that meets the following requirements:
*It must enforce uniform security throughout all site collections at the Web application or zone level.
.It must use Windows authentication.
.It must assign a role incorporating a collection of rights to individual SharePoint 2010 users or domain
groups.
.It must specify the rights for a user or group in the Web application based on an Active Directory (AD) user
or
group account.
.The rights should not be shared across other Web applications.
You need to design a plan that provides specific control of SharePoint object access and meets all
requirements.
Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create a forms-based authentication and set the Zone to Extranet for the Web application. Specify a custom role provider that maps to a custom Microsoft SQL Server database for users and groups.
• B. Create a security policy in the web.config file for the Web application. Add AD users and groups to the policy.
• C. Create custom SharePoint roles and assign AD users and groups to the roles.
• D. Create a custom authentication provider based on Kerberos for the Web application. Specify roles for the users and groups in a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory.

You are consulting with a customer who plans to scale out their SharePoint 2010 Internet farm. You recommend that they install the standard SharePoint 2010 software needed to support the Web server role, including language support software, on their servers. The new requirements for the farm include the following: *Two new front-end Web servers will be added to the current system to increase the performance and availability of the Internet sites. .The new Web servers must properly render all sites in the five languages currently supported in the farm. .The installation must support the addition of more languages in the future and conform to all future service pack updates. .The installation plan must use standard SharePoint 2010 tools and procedures.
You need to design a plan for the customer to set up the Web servers to support all of the languages and meet the requirements. What should you recommend that the customer do next?

• A. Install the default language for the current farm on the two new Web servers. Then migrate all sites in the farm to these servers, including all language-specific site templates. Update the new Web servers with all necessary language packs.
• B. Create the site collections needed to support the sites in all supported languages, including each of the language-specific site templates. Install a language pack for each of the supported languages.
• C. Install a language pack for each of the languages needed to display all site pages correctly. Include each of the language-specific site templates used to create the current sites.
• D. Install the same multilingual installation packages on the Web servers that were used to install the supported languages.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 solution that includes a custom site definition and a custom master page. The solution has the following three features: *A hidden site-scoped feature named X that adds the custom master page to the Master Page gallery. .A Web-scoped feature named Y with a feature receiver that sets the master page of the Web to the master page from feature X. .A Web-scoped feature named Z with a feature receiver that populates the default.aspx file with sample content. Any Web site that is created based on the solution's custom site definition must have the master page and the sample content applied to it automatically. Your design must ensure that features X, Y, and Z can be activated in the proper order. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Include a user control in the custom master page to activate feature Z the first time the page is rendered, and include features X and Y in the onet.xml file for the site definition.
• B. Set feature dependencies so that feature X is dependent upon feature Y and feature Y is dependent upon feature Z, and then use feature stapling to attach feature X to the site definition.
• C. Set feature dependencies so that feature Y is dependent upon feature Z, and then use feature stapling to attach features X and Y to the site definition.
• D. Include features X, Y, and Z in that order in the onet.xml file for the site definition.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site. Each department has its own site collection. A link to each of the departments must appear in the global navigation for each site collection. You have implemented the SharePoint Asp Menu control in the master page. Your design must specify the correct provider for the menu control. Which provider should you recommend?

• A. SPSiteMapProvider
• B. SPContentMapProvider
• C. PortalSiteMapProvider
• D. SPXmlContentMapProvider