SMS is used by Windows NT system administrators to manage personal computers on any size network. SMS functionality includes distributing software to desktops from one central location, detecting every machine on the network, tracking software and hardware configurations and sending key information back to a central database. This test covers version 2 and would be appropriate to be given to administrators. Tests for Microsoft Windows 2000 Data Center Administration, Microsoft Site Server 3.0 and Network Administration are also available. Total Questions 51 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested Software DistributionSite SetupRemote ToolsTroubleshootingSite DesignSQL ServerSMS ToolsWBEMStatus ReportingNetwork MonitorSendersSite Systems Tasks Tested Program CreationDistribution Package UtilityTroubleshootingDistribution SettingsAdvertisements.VBX File not RegisteringSecondary Sites InstallationSupported ClientsSMS 1.2/2.0 Clients Reporting to Same SiteSQL Server Database SetupPlacement of WBEM ProviderInstallation MethodsSMS 1.2/2.0 Site InteroperabilityRemote Tools Video AccelerationAdministrators Unable to Use Remote ToolsSite-wide Remote Tools ProblemsTroubleshooting Remote ControlAdditional SMS Administrator ConsoleChanging Remote Tools IndicatorsWindows Networking Client Discovery and InstallationSecondary Server Installation TroubleshootingClient Installation TroubleshootingSizing of Site DatabasePrimary Site Server vs. Secondary Site ServerPlacement of SQL ServerChoosing Primary vs. Secondary Site ServerDatabase ConnectivitySupported SQL Server VersionsSQL Server Database MaintenanceChoosing SQL Server VersionServer Status ToolHealth MonitorSetting WBEM PermissionsPurpose of WBEMStatus SummarizersStatus System Security LevelsStatus Message Viewer Message TypesStatus Filter RulesNetwork Monitor MonitorsSNMP Event to Trap TranslatorDetermining Use of SMS Network MonitorPurpose of Network MonitorNetwork Monitor ExpertsConcurrent SendingsCourier SenderIdentify SMS SendersPurpose of SMS SendersNetWare Server Interaction as Site SystemsDistribution Point SetupComponent Server Site System