What should you do?

Your company has a System Center Operations Manager 2007 environment.
The company has four branch offices, which are connected by a wide area network (WAN). The routers that connect the branch offices to the main office experience occasional failures. You need to configure Operations Manager 2007 to discover branch office routers and to monitor for device failure. What should you do?

A.
Perform automatic discovery by using the Computer and Device Management Wizard to add the branch office routers as monitored objects.

B.
Perform advanced discovery by using the Computer and Device Management Wizard to add the branch office routers as monitored objects.

C.
Run the New-CustomMonitoringObject PowerShell commandlet on the Management Server. Use the Set-ProxyAgent commandlet to set a proxy agent to remotely monitor branch office routers.

D.
Run the New-Object PowerShell commandlet on the Management Server. Use the Set-ProxyAgent commandlet to set a proxy agent to remotely monitor branch office routers.

Explanation:
A: INCORRECT
Automatic discovery only discover domain systems objects

B: CORRECT
The first of the configuration options in the Computer and Device Management Wizard asks you if you would like to perform an automatic or advanced discovery.

The default option at this point is to perform an advanced discovery. If you select the pull-down menu, you have the option to discover Servers & Clients, Servers Only, Clients Only, and Network Devices. Choosing one of these options and clicking Next gives you a greater level of control over your agent rollout than using the automatic method. If you choose the automatic method, all the systems within your domain will be discovered.