D-CLS-DY-A-00 Dell Client Systems Deployment and Implementation Achievement Exam Free Dumps

1. An SCCM Administrator is tasked with ensu ring the correct drivers are applied during operating system deployment (OSD) for new Dell Latitude 5420 laptops using an SCCM task sequence. The administrator needs to integrate the appropriate Dell driver pack. They have downloaded the latest Driver Pack Catalog (DriverPackCatalog.xml) and need to identify the correct driver pack for Windows 10 x64 for this specific model.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<DriverPackManifest schemaVersion="1.0" version="24.05.01" dateTime="2024-05-15T10:00:00Z" baseLocation="downloads.dell.com/FOLDER01234567/1/" baseLocationAccessProtocols="http ftp">

<DriverPackage format="DUP" hashMD5="ABC123DEF456" size="512345678" dateTime="2024-05-10T00:00:00Z" vendorVersion="1.0" dellVersion="A05" path="FOLDER01234567/1/Latitude-5420-Windows10-A05-XYZ78.exe" releaseID="XYZ78" type="Win">

<SupportedSystems>

<Brand key="4" prefix="LAT">

<Model systemID="0A9C" name="Latitude 5420"/>

</Brand>

</SupportedSystems>

<SupportedOperatingSystems>

<OperatingSystem osVendor="Microsoft" osArch="x64" majorVersion="10" minorVersion="0" spMajorVersion="0" spMinorVersion="0"/>

</SupportedOperatingSystems>

<Name>

<Display lang="en">Dell Latitude 5420 Windows 10 Driver Pack</Display>

</Name>

</DriverPackage>

<DriverPackage format="DUP" hashMD5="123ABC456DEF" size="480123456" dateTime="2024-04-20T00:00:00Z" vendorVersion="1.0" dellVersion="A02" path="FOLDER09876543/1/Latitude-5420-WinPE10-A02-ABC45.exe" releaseID="ABC45" type="WinPE">

<SupportedOperatingSystems>

<OperatingSystem osVendor="Microsoft" osArch="x64" majorVersion="10" minorVersion="0" spMajorVersion="0" spMinorVersion="0"/>

</SupportedOperatingSystems>

<Name>

<Display lang="en">Dell Latitude 5420 WinPE 10 Driver Pack</Display>

</Name>

</DriverPackage>

</DriverPackManifest>

Which file path correctly identifies the driver pack needed for the Windows 10 OS deployment task sequence?

2. Following the identification of the correct driver pack DUP file (Latitude-5420-Windows10-A05-XYZ78.exe), the SCCM Administrator needs to integrate these drivers into their existing Windows 10 deployment task sequence. They extract the contents of the DUP file to a network share accessible by SCCM: \SCCMServerSourcesOSDDriverPacksDellLatitude_5420_W10x64_A05.

Which SCCM Task Sequence step type is most appropriate for injecting these model-specific drivers during the deployment process?

3. To ensure the Latitude 5420 driver package is only applied to the correct hardware model, the SCCM Administrator adds a WMI query condition to the 'Apply Driver Package' step. They need to construct a query that accurately identifies the Latitude 5420.

Namespace: rootcimv2

WQL Query: [Administrator needs to enter query here]

Which WQL query should the administrator use in the condition? (Choose 2.)

4. During testing, the deployment of a Latitude 5420 fails immediately after the 'Apply Driver Package' step, specifically when Windows Setup is finalizing. Reviewing the smsts.log on the client reveals errors related to critical device drivers not being found (e.g., storage or network controller). The administrator confirms the driver package source (\SCCMServerSourcesOSDDriverPacksDellLatitude_5420_W10x64_A05) contains the correct drivers extracted from the DUP.

What are potential causes for these critical drivers failing to install correctly via the 'Apply Driver Package' step? (Select all that apply.)

5. The organization decides to streamline driver management by using the Dell Command | Integration Suite for System Center (DCIS). The SCCM Administrator uses DCIS to import Dell driver packs automatically. After importing the Latitude 5420 pack via DCIS, they notice the driver package in SCCM seems functional, but want to understand the underlying mechanism.

How does DCIS typically integrate Dell Driver Packs into SCCM?

6. Verify that the status for the C: drive now indicates that protection is suspended.

(Note: Provide the sequence of GUI actions. Exact window names or button text might vary slightly between Windows 10 versions, but the core actions remain the same.)

Evaluation Criteria:

・ Correctly identifies and accesses the BitLocker Drive Encryption control panel/settings.

・ Selects the correct drive (C:).

・ Chooses the "Suspend protection" option (not "Turn off BitLocker").

・ Confirms the action when prompted (e.g., clicks "Yes").

・ Correctly describes how to verify the suspended state (e.g., checking the drive status in the BitLocker management window or the drive icon in File Explorer).

7. Scenario: An IT Administrator is overseeing a large-scale hardware refresh project. New Dell OptiPlex desktops have arrived palletized at the central staging area. Before deployment begins, the administrator needs to ensure each device is correctly set up physically according to standard operating procedures, including connecting peripherals and preparing for initial power-on.

Task: Describe the standard sequence of steps for the physical setup of a new Dell OptiPlex desktop computer in a typical corporate staging environment, from unboxing to readiness for first boot.

Instructions:

List the key physical actions in the correct order. Assume standard peripherals (monitor, keyboard, mouse, power cable, network cable) are available.

Evaluation Criteria:

・ Includes unboxing and inspection.

・ Correctly sequences the connection of peripherals (monitor, keyboard, mouse).

・ Includes connecting the network cable.

・ Correctly places the power cable connection as the final step before power-on.

・ Ensures all connections are secure.

8. Scenario: An Asset Manager at a large corporation is responsible for the secure retirement of 500 Dell Latitude laptops that are coming off lease. Company policy mandates NIST 800-88 compliant data sanitization ("Purge" level) and environmentally responsible disposal. The manager must coordinate with the deployment team and a certified e-waste vendor. They are using Dell tools and processes where possible.

Question 1: Before handing over the laptops to the e-waste vendor, the Asset Manager needs to ensure data sanitization.

Which Dell tool or feature, configurable via scripting or Dell Command | Configure, can assist in automating the BIOS-level settings required to prepare a system for a secure data wipe using external tools, although it doesn't perform the wipe itself?

9. Scenario: (Continued from Question 1) The Asset Manager confirms that the company uses a specialized software tool booted from USB to perform the NIST 800-88 Purge. To streamline the process for the 500 laptops, they want to use Dell Command | Configure scripting to set the boot order temporarily to prioritize USB devices.

Which Dell Command | Configure CLI command correctly sets the UEFI boot order to attempt booting from a UEFI USB device first, followed by the internal UEFI Hard Drive?

10. Scenario: (Continued from Question 2) After the data wipe is completed on a laptop (Service Tag: ASSETWIPE01), the Asset Manager needs to update the central asset management system to reflect its status change from "In Use" to "Retired - Sanitized" and record the date of sanitization. The asset system requires the Service Tag for lookup.

How can the Asset Manager programmatically retrieve the Service Tag from the Dell laptop using standard Windows tools or interfaces, suitable for scripting the update process? (Choose 2.)

11. Scenario: (Continued from Question 3) The final step involves handing over the sanitized laptops to the certified e-waste vendor. The Asset Manager needs to ensure compliance with both data security and environmental regulations.

Which steps are essential parts of a compliant and secure handover process for retired IT assets? (Select all that apply.)

12. State what action should be taken if a discrepancy is found (e.g., wrong model, missing item, incorrect serial number).

Evaluation Criteria:

・ Correctly lists all expected physical items from the work order.

・ Describes the process of physically checking the model number on each received item against the work order list.

・ Describes the process of physically checking the serial number or asset tag on the laptop, docking station, and monitor against the work order list.

・ Correctly identifies that keyboard and mouse verification involves model check but not serial/asset tag check per the work order.

・ Includes a step for reporting discrepancies according to standard procedure (e.g., notifying supervisor, updating ticket).

13. Utilize the Task Sequence environment object (TSEnvironment) to set the value to the specified variable ServiceTagVar.

(Note: Provide the command line suitable for direct entry into the 'Run Command Line' step properties in the SCCM Task Sequence editor.)

Evaluation Criteria:

・ Correctly identifies the WMI class and property (Win32_BIOS, SerialNumber).

・ Uses a valid command-line utility (wmic or PowerShell).

・ Correctly parses the output (if using wmic) to isolate the Service Tag value.

・ Correctly uses the Task Sequence COM object (Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment) and its Value property (or SetVariable method) to assign the retrieved Service Tag to the ServiceTagVar variable.

・ Provides a command line that is syntactically correct for the SCCM 'Run Command Line' step.

14. Scenario: (Continued from Question 1) The Intune Administrator uploads a PowerShell script intended to map a network drive. They need to configure the script's execution settings within Intune.

# Script: MapFinanceDrive.ps1

# Purpose: Maps the F: drive to the finance share.

New-PSDrive -Name F -PSProvider FileSystem -Root "\Server1Finance" -Persist

Which setting must the administrator configure correctly within the Intune PowerShell script profile to ensure the script runs with the necessary permissions to potentially map drives for the logged-on user?

15. Scenario: (Continued from Question 2) After deploying the drive mapping script via Intune, users report that the F: drive is not appearing. The Intune Administrator checks the script execution status in the Intune console for an affected Dell laptop.

Device: Laptop-123

Script: MapFinanceDrive.ps1

Execution Status: Failed

Result Details:

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Error Code: 0x87D10199

Error Description: Script execution timed out.

Output: (No output captured)

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What are potential reasons for a PowerShell script deployed via Intune to time out during execution? (Select all that apply.)

16. Scenario: (Continued from Question 3) To address the potential timeout issue related to network share accessibility, the Intune Administrator decides to add error handling and logging to the MapFinanceDrive.ps1 script before redeploying it.

# Script: MapFinanceDrive_v2.ps1

# Purpose: Maps the F: drive to the finance share with error handling.

$ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'

$LogPath = "C:ProgramDataIntuneScriptsMapFinanceDrive.log"

function Write-Log ($Message) {

Add-Content -Path $LogPath -Value "$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss') - $Message"

}

Write-Log "Script started."

$SharePath = "\Server1Finance"

# << INSERT CODE HERE >>

if (Test-Path -Path "F:") {

Write-Log "Drive F: mapped successfully to $SharePath."

} else {

Write-Log "Failed to map drive F: to $SharePath."

# Optionally exit with non-zero code for Intune failure reporting

# exit 1

}

Write-Log "Script finished."

Which PowerShell code block should be inserted at << INSERT CODE HERE >> to attempt the drive mapping and catch potential errors gracefully?

17. Scenario: A Deployment Technician receives a pallet of new Dell Latitude laptops for deployment. Before proceeding with any software imaging or configuration, company policy requires a thorough physical inspection of each device to check its condition upon arrival and ensure it hasn't been damaged during transit.

Task: Describe the specific physical checks a Deployment Technician should perform on a new, boxed Dell Latitude laptop to assess its condition upon arrival.

Instructions:

List the key inspection points and the potential issues to look for at each point. Focus only on the external physical condition.

Evaluation Criteria:

- Includes checking the external packaging for damage.

- Includes checking the laptop chassis (lid, base, sides) for cracks, dents, deep scratches, or warping.

- Includes checking ports (USB, HDMI, power, etc.) for physical damage or obstructions.

- Includes checking the screen for cracks, dead pixels (if powered on briefly for check), or severe scratches.

- Includes checking the keyboard and touchpad for damage, loose keys, or sticking keys.

- Includes checking hinges for proper tension and smooth operation.

- Includes verification that basic accessories (e.g., power adapter) are present and undamaged.

- Specifies the action to take if damage is found (e.g., document, quarantine, report).

18. Scenario: A Security Analyst is working with the IT deployment team to enhance the asset information recorded during new Dell client system deployments. The goal is to ensure critical security-related configurations are captured in the central Asset Management System (AMS) from the moment a device is provisioned, facilitating compliance checks and incident response.

Question 1: The Security Analyst mandates that the status of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip (Enabled/Disabled, Activated/Deactivated, Owned/Not Owned) must be recorded in the AMS during deployment.

Which method is most suitable for a Deployment Technician to programmatically retrieve this TPM status from a Dell laptop within a WinPE/SCCM Task Sequence environment for automated recording?

19. Scenario: (Continued from Question 1) The Security Analyst also requires that the script used for recording asset information captures whether a BIOS Setup Password is currently set on the Dell device. The Deployment Technician uses PowerShell within the SCCM Task Sequence.

# Partial PowerShell script running in WinPE/Full OS during Task Sequence

$tsenv = New-Object -COMObject Microsoft.SMS.TSEvironment

# Retrieve Service Tag (already done)

$ServiceTag = $tsenv.Value("ServiceTagVar")

# Retrieve TPM Status (using WMI - code omitted)

$TPMEnabled = $true # Placeholder

$TPMActive = $true # Placeholder

# << INSERT CODE HERE TO CHECK IF SETUP PASSWORD IS SET >>

# Record data to AMS (code omitted)

Log-DataToAMS -ServiceTag $ServiceTag -TPMEnabled $TPMEnabled -TPMActive $TPMActive -SetupPwdSet $IsSetupPasswordSet

Which PowerShell code snippet should be inserted at `<< INSERT CODE HERE TO CHECK IF SETUP PASSWORD IS SET >>` to accurately determine if a BIOS Setup Password is set, storing the result (as $true or $false) in the `$IsSetupPasswordSet` variable, using Dell's WMI interface?

20. Scenario: (Continued from Question 2) The Security Analyst is reviewing the deployment process and wants to ensure asset information, including the newly captured TPM and BIOS password status, is recorded *before* the device is potentially encrypted with BitLocker by a later Task Sequence step.

Considering a standard SCCM OSD Task Sequence structure, where should the 'Run Command Line' or 'Run PowerShell Script' step that records the asset information (Service Tag, TPM status, BIOS password status) ideally be placed?

21. Scenario: (Continued from Question 3) To ensure data integrity and facilitate audits, the Security Analyst specifies that the recorded asset information must be sent securely to the central Asset Management System (AMS), which has a REST API endpoint. The deployment script needs to handle this data transmission.

Which considerations are most important for the Security Analyst when advising the deployment team on scripting the secure transmission of asset data to the AMS REST API? (Select all that apply.)

22. Scenario: An End User is using Dell Migrate (via Dell SupportAssist on the new PC and Dell Data Assistant on the old PC) to transfer their files from an old Windows 10 laptop to a new Dell Latitude. The old laptop has BitLocker enabled on the C: drive. During the migration pre-check phase on the old laptop, Dell Data Assistant displays a message indicating that BitLocker must be disabled or suspended to proceed. The user is not familiar with BitLocker management.

Question 1: The End User calls the IT help desk.

What is the *least* disruptive action the help desk technician should guide the user to perform on the old laptop to allow Dell Migrate to proceed, while ensuring the drive remains encrypted according to company policy after the migration?

23. Scenario: (Continued from Question 1) The End User successfully suspends BitLocker on the old laptop, and the Dell Migrate pre-checks pass. The user initiates the migration by selecting "Move everything for me." Both laptops are connected to the same home WiFi network. After several hours, the migration completes, but the summary report on the new laptop shows that a significant number of files were skipped.





Upon viewing the details, the user sees many skipped files located in their `OneDrive` folder on the old PC, with reasons like "File not found" or "Access Denied."

What is the most likely reason Dell Migrate skipped these OneDrive files?

24. Scenario: (Continued from Question 2) The End User wants to ensure all their OneDrive files, including those skipped previously because they were online-only, are available on the new Dell Latitude. They are already signed into the *same* Microsoft account (linked to OneDrive) on both the old and new PCs.

What actions should the End User take on the *old* PC *before* attempting to retry the Dell Migrate process specifically for the skipped OneDrive files, or alternatively, rely solely on OneDrive sync? (Select all that apply.)

25. Scenario: (Continued from Question 3) After ensuring the important OneDrive files are downloaded locally on the old PC (by selecting "Always keep on this device"), the End User decides to use Dell Migrate again to transfer only the previously skipped files and potentially some recently modified documents, rather than moving everything.

Which option within Dell Migrate should the user select on the new PC to achieve this selective migration?