A. Load Balancing
B. Debugging
C. Bottlenecking
D. Single-Point-of-Failure
A. It represents a grouping of physical servers.
B. It is a combination of multiple application servers.
C. It is a single instance of WebSphere.
D. It refers to a collection of administrative agents.
A. Client to Web server
B. Node agent to deployment manager
C. Application server to node agent
D. Web server to application server
E. Web server to node agent
A. Run the command cleanupNode.
B. Run the command syncNoode.
C. Refederate and remove the node.
D. Perform node synchronization via the Integrated Solutions Console.
A. Minimum connections = 0
B. Reap Timeout < Unused Timeout
C. Purge Policy = FailingConnectionOnly
D. Unused Timeout > Half firewall timeout
A. All servers must use an IBM Domino Directory that is configured for LDAP access.
B. All server must use the same IBM HTTP Server.
C. All servers must be managed by the same IBM WebSphere Application Server Deployment Manager.
D. All servers must be configured as part of the same DNS domain.
A. It monitors the physical server's CPU usage.
B. It logs the server's historical performance.
C. It checks the status of individual server instances.
D. It reports network latency issues.
A. The dynamic generation overwrites the intelligent management settings.
B. The dynamic generation issues a propagation request.
C. An error message is shown that cannot be dynamically generated.
D. The dynamic generation creates a second plugin-cfg file.
A. The running application server continues to run and the application is overwritten in the new environment
B. The running application server is stopped and the application is overwritten in the new environment
C. The running application server continues to run and the same version of the application starts in the new environment.
D. The running application server is stopped and the same version of the application starts in the new environment.
A. Buffer overflow attack
B. Ransomware attack
C. Trojan horse attack
D. Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack
A. Number of live RDBMS sessions.
B. Deadlock and Timeout Statistics.
C. Database and connection pool size.
D. Buffer Pool hit ratios
A. The cluster scope has precedence over all the scopes
B. The application scope has precedence over all the scopes.
C. The node scope has precedence over all the scopes.
D. The network deployment scope has precedence over all the scopes.
A. Division of functionalities into separate layers
B. Centralized data processing
C. Single-layered system
D. Lack of user interaction
A. Nodes can belong to only one node group.
B. All nodes are initially not associated with a node group.
C. Nodes managed by a node group cannot be deleted.
D. All nodes are initially associated with a default node group.
