IBM WebSphere Portal 8.0 Deployment and Administration - C2210-923 Exam Practice Test

A. A combination of vertical and horizontal clusters to gain the benefits of both configuration types.

B. A multi-production cluster because it meets both high-availability and high-performance criteria.

C. A horizontal cluster, because it provides fault tolerance.

D. A vertical cluster, because it ensures minimal latency between cluster members.

A. The WebSphere Portal ConfigEngine has new JMX tasks that replaces the older wsadmin tasks.

B. The WebSphere Portal ConfigEngine's build in classloader supports adding additional JAR files using the command line.

C. The WebSphere Portal ConfigEngine does not log anything in the ConfigTrace.log file.

D. The IBM WebSphere Portal ConfigEngine's failure listener log captures the last failure in a timestamp log file.

A. Run the ConfigEngine tasks to add the node to the cell and to set up the cluster.

B. Run the addNode command to federate the node and set up the cluster.

C. Run the ConfigEngine tasks to add the node to the cell, and run the addNode command to federate the cluster.

D. Run the addNode command to federate the node, and run the ConfigEngine tasks to set up the cluster.

A. Eric needs to reconfigure the plug-in.xml file to point to the WebSphere Portal 7.0 and WebSphere Portal 8.

B. Eric needs to install WebSphere plug-in 8.0 and configure it with IBM HTTP Server 7.0 and add the configuration to the WebSphere Application Server 8.0, which is running WebSphere Portal
8.0.

C. Eric only needs to configure WebSphere Portal 8.0 and WebSphere Application Server 8.0 with IBM HTTP Server 7.0.

D. Eric needs to install a new instance of IBM HTTP Server 8.0 and WebSphere plug-in 8.0. IBM HTTP Server 7.0 and the WebSphere plug-in do not support WebSphere Application Server 8.0 and WebSphere Portal 8.0.

A. WebSphere Portal 5.1.0.x and 6.1.0.x.

B. WebSphere Portal 6.0.0.x and 7.0.0.x.

C. All of the above.

D. WebSphere Portal 6.1.5.x and 7.0.0.x.

A. Personalization Editor

B. Resource Policies

C. Policy Rules Editor

D. There is no portlet; the XML configuration interface must be used.

A. An authentication and authorization solution, a business process engine, and a WebSphere Portal server cluster.

B. Dynamic cache and a stand-alone, WebSphere Portal server with disaster recovery.

C. An authentication and authorization solution, a load-balancing solution, a WebSphere Portal server cluster with HTTP servers handling static content, clustered LDAP servers and database servers.

D. A WebSphere Portal server cluster, step-up authentication, and network-attached, storage devices.

A. Realms can only be used with federated repositories when the same user DNs exist in all repositories.

B. Realms cannot be used in conjunction with federated repositories.

C. Realms can only be used in federated repositories where the base entries overlap (for example c=us in LDAP1 and o=myco,c=us in LDAP2).

D. Realms can be used in federated repositories except that the base entries must not overlap (for example c=us in LDAP1 and c=uk in LDAP2).

A. Install the WebSphere Portal server, use the IBM WebSphere Integrated Solutions console to remove all built-in portlets.

B. Install the WebSphere Portal server, run ConfigEngine action-empty-portal task.

C. Install the WebSphere Portal server with emptyPortal="True".

D. Install the WebSphere Portal server, run ConfigEngine empty-portal task.