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Introduction
August 2012
Audience Profile
Candidates for MCP exam 70-671 design and sell licensing solutions to
small and medium-sized organizations (5 to 499 devices).
Candidates should have
at least 6 months of experience selling Microsoft licensing solutions
a basic understanding of all Microsoft corporate licensing solutions
(including but not limited to Open, Select, Enterprise, OEM, FPP)
a basic understanding of the types of Microsoft licenses
(operating systems, server applications, desktop applications, and online services)
Skills being Measured in Exam 70-671
Analyze the customer's expected growth. Determine the required products for the customer's
This may include but is not limited to: preferred technology solution.
short-term vs. long-term needs; cyclical patterns This may include but is not limited to:
features and functions; dependencies; editions and/or versions;
Assess the hardware refresh cycle. subscription services
This may include but is not limited to:
frequency of hardware refresh; timeline for hardware refresh Identify the appropriate product licensing rights and
Determine the customers software environment. explain them to the customer.
This objective may include but is not limited to: This may include but is not limited to:
current on-premise software and online services; software deployment plans Product Use Rights (PUR); Product List; Software License Terms for
and strategy; current Microsoft licensing and online service agreements original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and Full Packaged Product (FPP)
Analyze the geographic scope of the customer. Match Software Assurance (SA) benefits to customer needs.
This may include but is not limited to: This may include but is not limited to:
Worldwide vs. a single region; a single location vs. multiple locations within a identify available SA benefits; explain how each SA benefit applies to
country or a region customer needs; general SA rules
The answers are multiple choice. The exam will last between 2hrs and 3hrs
If there is more than one correct answer, 700 points (out of 1000) are required to
you will get a hint: Choose two or pass the exam.
Choose all that apply
Candidates who pass exam 70-671 complete
the requirements for the certification
There are no impossible answers. Each answer
is potentially possible, but may be not the
Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist:
best solution for the customer based on the
Volume Licensing Specialist, Small and Medium
criteria as stated in the given business case.
Organizations
6
Why Volume Licensing?
Corporate, academic, developer,
government, service provider
Large organization or small business
No affiliates, affiliates in same territory,
affiliates across territories
Centralized or decentralized
decision taking and purchasing
Perpetual vs Non-Perpetual
Entities and Affiliates
Centralized vs Decentralized
Ad Hoc vs Entity wide
Transactional vs Relational/Comprehensive
Perpetual and Non-Perpetual Licenses
Entities and Affiliates
Open License customer or any affiliate in the same territory
may order licenses under the same authorization number.
Open Value customer may sublicense use rights to affiliates
in the same territory.
For Open License and Open Value Territory Listings,
see https://www.microsoft.com/licensing/licensing-options/open-regional.aspx
Customer need
Open License
Open Value
Ad-hoc and Entity-wide Licensing
Facts Facts
Flexible Reduced overhead costs
No ongoing commitments Lower cost per license
Appropriate for decentralized Appropriate for centralized
decision taking and ordering decision taking and ordering
Transactional Relational Programs
Supplementary rights
Right to use earlier versions (Downgrade Right)
Right to use other languages
Right to use an image
Right to use a license on a home PC (Home Use Program through Software Assurance)
Virtualization rights through Software Assurance
Module 1 Module 2 Module 3
Module 4
Product Program Software MCP Exam
Scenarios
Licensing Licensing Assurance 3 hours
1 hour
1 hour 1 hour 1 hour