Online Access Free 000-587 Practice Test

When installing IBM FileNet Content Federation Services for Image Services (CFS-IS) there is a requirement to insert a four part Network Clearing House (NCH) service name into the hosts file, or DNS, for each Content Engine server. Given that the FileNet Image Services Domain name is "AccountsPayable" and the Organization name is "ExampleCo", which of these is the correct format for the four part NCH service name?

• A.AccoountPayable.ExampleCo.nch.server
• B.accountspayable:exampleco:nch:server
• C.accountspayable-exampleco-nch-server
• D.AccountsPayable:ExampleCo-nch-server

The Administrator would like to create a new object store. What other tool can be used instead of IBM FileNet Enterprise Manager (FEM)?

• A.Web-based IBM Administrative Console for Content Engine (ACCE)
• B.Web-based FileNet Enterprise Manager (WFEM)
• C.FileNet Configuration Manager (FCM)
• D.There are no other tools available to perform this specific task.

A consultant is working with a customer to perform an upgrade from IBM FileNet P8 V3.5.2 to P8 V5.1 in a distributed environment using IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment (WAS ND) with a load balancer for http protocol for both the Content Engine (CE) and Application Engine (AE). When attempting to run the command-line CE Upgrader from the first node of the CE cluster, the <CE_install_path>/ContentEngine/tools/upgrade directory is not found. What is the most likely issue?

• A.When the CE was deployed in the WAS ND environment, the command-line CE Upgrader did not deploy properly to the node.
• B.This is a known issue with the CE installer: use the Web Upgrade Tool.
• C.When the CE was installed, only the Web Upgrade Tool was installed by default.
• D.When the CE was deployed in the WAS ND environment, it was installed on the Deployment Manager node.

An administrator is preparing to install the IBM FileNet Content Engine client files on the Application Engine. What should be verified prior to starting the installation of the client files?

• A.Verify that the Application Engine version matches the client file version.
• B.Verify that the Application Engine is up and running.
• C.Verify that the Content Engine is up and running.
• D.Verify that the Content Engine is shut down.

A highly available IBM FileNet P8 environment has just been installed with horizontally scaled Process Engine (PE) servers using a hardware load balancer. There are currently two PE servers in this farm. There are three Connection Points currently configured, one for PE #1, one for PE #2, and one for the virtual address and port of the farm as defined in the load balancer. Additionally there are load balanced implementations of Workplace XT (WPXT) and Content Engine (CE). Assuming all P8 core components are currently active and appear to be functioning properly, and the Connection Point for the PE farm is currently selected in the WPXT Site Preferences, which of the following is the best choice for validating that all PE servers are responding properly through the load balancer.

• A.The required PE session affinity, defined in the load balancer, prevents in-process transactions from failing over to a secondary PE in farmed environment. If a failure occurs, the transaction is rolled-back and the user must restart that transaction upon failing over to a new PE. To test this functionality, begin some PE related work such launching a workflow and just before completing a step, shutdown the active PE. When attempting to complete the workflow step, the user will have to relaunch that step to continue.
• B.View the PE Ping Page of the load balancer (i.e. http://<virtual_name>:<virtual_port>/IOR/ping). Continue to refresh this page in the browser until both PE servers respond. View the PE Ping Page of each PE server directly. Compare the results.
• C.Shutdown PE #2. Logon via WPXT. Open Process Designer. Create a simple two-step workflow definition. Validate the workflow definition. Start PE #2 and shutdown PE #1. Launch the workflow. Close Process Designer. Complete the first step of the workflow. Start PE #1 and shutdown PE #2. Complete the second step of the workflow.
• D.Open two browsers. In the first browser logon to WPXT and change the Site Preferences by selecting a Connection Point that is configured for PE #1. In the second browser, logon to WPXT, launch a previously created two-step
  workflow. Complete the first step of the workflow. In the
  first browser select a Connection Point that is configured for PE #2. In the second browser,
  complete the second step of the workflow.