IBM C2090-623 Quiz 1 Topic 10 Questions 1-5

Question: 1

What is the role of Cognos Access Manager (CAM)?

ATo serve as the relational database that stores user data.

BTo implement authentication, authorization, and encryption.

CTo start all services that have been enabled and configured.

DTo route requests from the gateway to local services for execution.

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Question: 2

Why would an administrator use IPF (Indication Processing Facility) logging?

AAs a wrapper tool for gateway related errors.

BTo process the audit logging data and write it to the audit database.

CAs a wrapper for log4j to configure what information is written to log files.

DFor tracing performance and communication between XQE and the BIBus.

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Question: 3

An administrator needs to address an environment that is not running optimally and conduct an architecture review.

Which performance attributes should be considered?

Acapacity, scalability, availability

Bgateways, application servers, Content Manager

CIBM Cognos implementation, capacity, infrastructure

Dinfrastructure, gateways, application servers, scalability

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Question: 4

An administrator would like to log the activity for a single user.

Which action is required?

ASet the Report service logging to Trace.

BModify the ipfcogconfig.xml file in the bin64 directory.

CUse the Remote Process service for Java Management Extensions (JMX).

DSet the advanced parameter RSVP.REPORTUSER.LOG for the Report service.

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Question: 5

To monitor performance, an administrator has set thresholds on a system metric and notices that over time, the metric score has changed from green, to yellow, to red, and then back to yellow.

Which system metric is the administrator monitoring?

ADispatcher: JVM: Current heap size

BContentManageService: Request: Number of failed requests

CReportService: Process: Number of processes high watermark

DBatchReportService: Request: Percentage of successful requests

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IBM C2090-623 Quiz:1 Topic:10 Questions:1-5