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Correct answer:
B
a.
4.
Incorrect:
You use this setting to determine whether a WQL query run on a Con-
figuration Manager client matches a specific value.
Correct:
You can use the Script setting type to run a script that checks for a spe-
cific result or runs as a remediation script to remedy a noncompliant setting.
B.
Incorrect:
You can use a File System setting type in a configuration item to deter-
mine whether a particular file is present on a Configuration Manager client.
C.
Incorrect:
You use the Assembly setting type to determine whether an assembly
from the global assembly cache is present.
D.
Correct answer:
A
a.
5.
Correct:
You use this setting to determine whether a WQL query run on a Con-
figuration Manager client matches, is greater than, or is less than a specific value.
Incorrect:
Although you could call a script that runs the query, the best answer is
to use the WQL query type directly rather than calling a WQL query in a script.
B.
Incorrect:
You can use a File System setting type in a configuration item to deter-
mine whether a particular file is present on a Configuration Manager client.
C.
Incorrect:
You use a Registry Value setting type to check for a registry value.
D.
Thought experiment
1.
You can use the Summary Compliance By Configuration items for a configuration base-
line when looking at a collection. You use the detailed report for a specific asset.
2.
You would use the compliance history of a configuration baseline report to view con-
figuration baseline compliance trend data.
Objective review
1.
Correct answers:
A and D
a.
Correct:
A configuration baseline is a group of configuration items, software
updates, and other configuration baselines.
Incorrect:
A configuration baseline is a group of configuration items, software
updates, and other configuration baselines.
B.
Incorrect:
A configuration baseline is a group of configuration items, software
updates, and other configuration baselines.
C.
Correct:
A configuration baseline is a group of configuration items, software
updates, and other configuration baselines.
D.
