100 Important IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Interview Question Answer Part-5

QUESTION 41
Which statement describes the WebSphere v6.1 FFDC feature?
  1. FFDC does not affect performance of the WebSphere application server.
  2. FFDC logs are mainly intended for application development teams.
  3. The application server needs to be restarted after enabling FFDC.
  4. FFDC information is stored in an optimized relational database.
Answer: A

QUESTION 42
An administrator should use the IMB Support Assistant (ISA) to perform which tasks?
  1. Submit a Problem Management Report (PMR) electronically to IBM Support and check the PMRs status
  2. Analyze a service log file against a symptom database and submit the results to IBM support
  3. Assemble and package enterprise applications into EAR files and submit to IBM Support for profiling
  4. Create a log of the activity for several components of an application server and submit the log to IBM support
Answer: A

QUESTION 43
An administrator creates a horizontal cluster and deploys an application that uses HTTP session objects. How should the administrator configure support for session object persistence?
  1. Configure memory-to-memory persistence in the Web server plug-in  properties
  2. Configure HTTP session memory-to-memory replication when creating the cluster
  3. For each cluster member, configure memory-to-memory replication for the Web container session management
  4. Configure memory-to-memory persistence in the HTTP servers httpd.conf file
  5. Enable session affinity in the Web server plug-in properties
Answer: B, C

QUESTION 44
A system administrator has enabled dynamic caching across a cluster of servers and configured a replication domain for the cluster. Which configuration mode should the system administrator enable for memory to memory session partitioning to ensure each object is replicated to every consumer of the replication domain?
  1. Single replica
  2. Full Group replica
  3. Specific number of replicas
  4. Entire domain
Answer: B

QUESTION 45
A system administrator is federating a node using the addNode command.
The addNode command CANNOT perform, by default, which step?
  1. Create entries in the master repository for the federated node
  2. Include applications in the cell
  3. Update the node’s wsadmin.properties file to reflect the new cell environment settings
  4. Create a definition for the node agent
Answer: B

QUESTION 46
If the Web server is not an IBM HTTP Server and is defined to managed node, which two actions can be taken from the administrative console?
  1. Check the status of the Web server
  2. Enable dynamic trace on the server
  3. Generate a plug-in configuration file for that Web server and propagate the plug-in configuration file after it is generated
  4. Start the server
  5. Stop the server
Answer: A, C

QUESTION 47
For performance reasons, a J2EE application maintains HTTP session information in memory (not persisted). The information in the session can be recreated based on the contents of various cookies. Recreating this data from the cookies would incur performance penalties.
Which mechanism minimizes the need to recreate session data?
  1. Memory-to-memory replication in Server mode
  2. Memory-to-memory replication in Both client and server mode
  3. Session affinity in Web server plug-in
  4. Database persistence
Answer: C

QUESTION 48
When adding a new member to a cluster, why might it be necessary for an administrator to select the option for generating unique HTTP ports?
  1. To avoid port conflicts with other servers on the same node
  2. To ensure that cluster members on different nodes have unique ports
  3. To prevent other applications from using these ports
  4. To enable encryption over the secure HTTP ports
Answer: A

QUESTION 49
Mapping J2EE security roles to users is a function of:
  1. Installing an application
  2. Defining the JDBC connections to the backend databases.
  3. Defining the security configuration on the Web server.
  4. Regenerating the Web server plug-in file.
Answer: A

QUESTION 50
A company needs to merge several user repositories so that users from each repository can authenticate to the WebSphere cell. The existing repositories are contained in different relational databases and LDAP directories. How can an administrator most easily leverage the existing repositories to configure a single user repository that contains all of the users?
  1. Implement a federated user repository using the Virtual Member Manager (VMM)
  2. Use Tivoli Access Manager (TAM) to create a single virtual repository
  3. Create a custom user registry and import the user data from the repositories
  4. Creating a single LADP directory that contains each of the repositories as sub-trees
Answer: A

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