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You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is The Phone Company, a phone equipment manufacturer.
Company Background
The Phone Companys main office is in California. The company recently opened five sales offices in Mexico, Germany, India, Canada, and China. Each sales office has 20 employees.
Network Description
The Phone Company network contains 1,600 desktops that run Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional. Microsoft Project Professional runs on 50 of the desktops. Microsoft Project
Standard runs on 550 of the desktops.
The network contains 50 servers that run Microsoft Windows 2000 Server. In addition, six
SQL servers are licensed per processor. Other applications that are in use vary by location.
The company is planning the following technology changes:
Add Project Standard to all the desktops in the sales offices in Germany, India, and
Canada.
Upgrade 50 servers to Windows Server 2003.
Implement Microsoft Systems Management Server.
Upgrade 300 desktops to Windows XP Professional.
Current Licensing Solution
The Phone Company has an Enterprise Agreement for all of the desktops in the company.
Each sales office acquires its own software and licenses additional products through separate Open Business agreements. Business GoalsThe Phone Company needs to increase efficiency in managing information technology (IT) purchases. The company wants to leverage the combined buying power of all the offices in order to get the best possible pricing. However, the company wants the flexibility of local purchasing, localized technical support, and localized products.
Network security is important to The Phone Company. The company plans to invest to ensure that the infrastructure is as secure as possible. The company realizes that all these plans require training for end users and for IT employees.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend the most appropriate licensing solution for The Phone Company.
What should you recommend?

• A.a new Select License agreement with Software Assurance Membership
• B.the existing Enterprise Agreement and a new Select License agreement
• C.the existing Enterprise Agreement and the existing Open Business agreements
• D.the existing Open Business agreements and a new Select License agreement with
  Software Assurance

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is City Power & Light, a company that manufactures and sells electrical devices.
Company Background
The company headquarters are in Tampa, Florida. The company has one retail store in
Tampa and one retail store in Miami. The information technology (IT) department in Tampa manages the software for all locations.
Network Description
The company has 400 employees who use 400 desktops. The desktops run either
Microsoft Windows 98 or Windows 2000 Professional. The employees use Microsoft
Exchange Server 5.5 for e-mail. The network contains 15 server computers that run
Windows NT Server 4.0. One hundred users access four single-processor servers running
Microsoft SQL Server 7.0.
Business Goals
The IT department has the following goals:
Upgrade the Windows 98 desktops to Microsoft Windows XP Professional.
Standardize all servers so that they use the same software.
Upgrade the 400 desktops to Windows XP Professional.
Upgrade the e-mail server to Exchange Server 2003, and implement Microsoft
Outlook Web Access.
Upgrade the SQL servers to SQL Server 2000.
Ensure that no unlicensed Microsoft software is being used.
City Power & Light plans to hire five new developers to work on internal applications. The company needs to acquire Microsoft Visual Studio for the new developers.
City Power & Light also needs to upgrade all computers for the lowest possible cost. The company has only enough budget to upgrade half of the desktops and servers. The software refresh cycle is five years.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend a server licensing solution. What additional information do you need? (Choose two.)

• A.amount of expected future growth
• B.amount spent per year on server support externally
• C.a complete inventory of all Microsoft and third-party software products
• D.number of desktop computers at each retail store

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is Humongous Insurance, a large insurance company.
Company Background
Humongous Insurance plans to acquire another insurance company that has 40 employees. The other company licenses its products through an Open Business agreement.
Network Description
The Humongous Insurance network contains 750 desktops and 70 servers. The company uses a variety of Microsoft desktop and server technology.
Current Licensing Solution
The 70 servers are licensed as additional products under an Enterprise 5.x Agreement that will expire in two months.
Business Goals
In six months, the company plans to deploy four dual-processor servers that run SQL
Server in an active/passive failover cluster configuration. These servers will allow employees to access customer information by using the Internet.
The information technology (IT) department needs to be able to get training or assistance in using the network infrastructure. The department also needs an easy way to maintain the latest Microsoft server technology.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend a solution for transferring the other companys Microsoft software licenses to Humongous Insurance after the acquisition is complete. What should you recommend to the other company?

• A.Ask Humongous Insurance to submit a True-up form that includes the additional desktops and servers from the other company.
• B.Add its software licenses to Humongous Insurances existing Open Business agreement.
• C.Submit a Transfer of License form for all existing licenses. Notify Humongous Insurance of the license terms and conditions.
• D.Start a new enrollment under Humongous Insurances existing Enterprise Agreement.

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is The Phone Company, a phone equipment manufacturer.
Company Background
The Phone Companys main office is in California. The company recently opened five sales offices in Mexico, Germany, India, Canada, and China. Each sales office has 20 employees.
Network Description
The Phone Company network contains 1,600 desktops that run Microsoft Windows 2000
Professional. Microsoft Project Professional runs on 50 of the desktops. Microsoft Project
Standard runs on 550 of the desktops.
The network contains 50 servers that run Microsoft Windows 2000 Server. In addition, six
SQL servers are licensed per processor. Other applications that are in use vary by location.
The company is planning the following technology changes:
Add Project Standard to all the desktops in the sales offices in Germany, India, and
Canada.
Upgrade 50 servers to Windows Server 2003.
Implement Microsoft Systems Management Server.
Upgrade 300 desktops to Windows XP Professional.
Current Licensing Solution
The Phone Company has an Enterprise Agreement for all of the desktops in the company.
Each sales office acquires its own software and licenses additional products through separate Open Business agreements. Business GoalsThe Phone Company needs to increase efficiency in managing information technology (IT) purchases. The company wants to leverage the combined buying power of all the offices in order to get the best possible pricing. However, the company wants the flexibility of local purchasing, localized technical support, and localized products.
Network security is important to The Phone Company. The company plans to invest to ensure that the infrastructure is as secure as possible. The company realizes that all these plans require training for end users and for IT employees.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend the most appropriate licensing solution for The Phone Company.
What additional information do you need?

• A.the companys plans for expanding into additional countries
• B.the additional server products that the company plans to deploy
• C.the software refresh cycle
• D.the expected sales growth during the next three years

You are a licensing specialist. Your customer is City Power & Light, a company that manufactures and sells electrical devices.
Company Background
The company headquarters are in Tampa, Florida. The company has one retail store in
Tampa and one retail store in Miami. The information technology (IT) department in Tampa manages the software for all locations.
Network Description
The company has 400 employees who use 400 desktops. The desktops run either
Microsoft Windows 98 or Windows 2000 Professional. The employees use Microsoft
Exchange Server 5.5 for e-mail. The network contains 15 server computers that run
Windows NT Server 4.0. One hundred users access four single-processor servers running
Microsoft SQL Server 7.0.
Business Goals
The IT department has the following goals:
Upgrade the Windows 98 desktops to Microsoft Windows XP Professional.
Standardize all servers so that they use the same software.
Upgrade the 400 desktops to Windows XP Professional.
Upgrade the e-mail server to Exchange Server 2003, and implement Microsoft
Outlook Web Access.
Upgrade the SQL servers to SQL Server 2000.
Ensure that no unlicensed Microsoft software is being used.
City Power & Light plans to hire five new developers to work on internal applications. The company needs to acquire Microsoft Visual Studio for the new developers.
City Power & Light also needs to upgrade all computers for the lowest possible cost. The company has only enough budget to upgrade half of the desktops and servers. The software refresh cycle is five years.
End of repeated scenario
You need to recommend the most appropriate software acquisition model for City Power &
Light. What should you recommend?

• A.Software should be purchased by individual departments.
• B.Software for both locations should be purchased by a third party.
• C.All software should be purchased by the headquarters.
• D.Each location should purchase their own software.