A. The BESReporting database contains information about the report properties. The actual data is only displayed when the report is opened and not stored in the BESReporting database.

B. The BESReporting database has been replaced by BFInventory and this contains all the clients' property information.

C. The BESReporting database contains historical information only.

D. The computer data that is expected to display in the reports is stored in the BESReporting database. The data is refreshed evervfive seconds by default.

A. Access the TEM console, select File > Preferences, under the bandwidth throttling section, update the kb/sec value for the outgoing download traffic for clients.

B. Access the TEM console and take action on - BES Relay Setting: Throttle Outgoing Download Traffic, in the Action Parameter window set the kb/sec value, and click OK.

C. Access the relay diagnostic page on the TEM server at http://127.0.0.1:52311/rd and modify the Relay Download Speed setting.

D. Access the TEM Administration Tool, select System Options, select bandwidth throttling, and update the kb/sec value for the outgoing download traffic for relays.

A. It is responsible for inserting client results into the database.

B. It is responsible for going out to the Internet and gathering new external content.

C. It is responsible for inserting new external content into the database.

D. It is responsible for keeping all of the TEM databases in sync with each other.

A. Show the customer how to use the client deployment tool.

B. Create a client deployment install CD the customer can distribute to end users to install the TEM client.

C. Show the customer how to use the client deployment dashboard.

D. In the TEM Console on the computer's screen, right-click on the computer name and select Install Client.

A. From the Relay Deployment Tool

B. From the TEM Console

C. From TEM Web Reports

D. From the Component Installer on the TEM DVD

A. The Internet DMZ relay must have a host record present in DNS.

B. The Internet DMZ relay does not require a DNS record if used with the task - BES Client Setting: Name Override.

C. The Internet DMZ relay must have both host and PTR records present in DNS.

D. The Internet DMZ relay does not require a DNS record if used with the task - BES Relay Setting: Name Override.

A. Port 52311 inbound to the relay with return traffic allowed

B. Port 52311 inbound to the relay with return traffic allowed / outbound to the client with return traffic allowed

C. Port 80 inbound to the relay with return traffic allowed

D. Port 80 inbound to the relay with return traffic allowed / outbound to the client with return traffic allowed

A. access the TEM Console, select Tools > Web Reports > Create user

B. log in to Web Reports as the administrator, select Administration > User Management > Create user

C. open the TEM Administration Tool and select User Management > Create Web Report User

D. log in to Web Reports as the administrator, select Administration > User Management > Active Directory Permissions