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You have a SharePoint Server 2013 server farm named Farm1. Farm1 contains the following service applications: - Excel Services Application - Search Service Application - Managed Metadata Service…
The correct answer is D. Excel Services Application. Excel Services Application does not support cross-farm publishing in SharePoint 2013 and must be created locally in Farm2, unlike the other three service applications which do.
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- ASearch Service Application
- BUser Profile Service Application
- CManaged Metadata Service
- DExcel Services Application
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- B12% (3)
- C4% (1)
- D64% (16)
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Excel Services Application does not support cross-farm publishing in SharePoint 2013 and must be created locally in Farm2, unlike the other three service applications which do.
Search Service Application supports cross-farm publishing, so Farm2 can be configured to consume the Search Service from Farm1 without creating a local instance.
User Profile Service Application supports cross-farm service sharing, allowing Farm2 to consume user profile data and social features from Farm1.
Managed Metadata Service supports cross-farm consumption, enabling Farm2 to connect to Farm1's term store and content type hub directly.
Excel Services Application is not a publishable service application in SharePoint 2013, meaning it cannot be shared from Farm1 and consumed by Farm2 across farm boundaries. Because all other service applications listed - Search, User Profile, and Managed Metadata - do support cross-farm publishing, Excel Services is the one service that must be provisioned locally on Farm2.
Concept tested: SharePoint 2013 cross-farm service application publishing limitations
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/administration/share-service-applications-across-farms-in-sharepoint-server
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