IBM FileNet Deployment Professional (C1000-074) Certification Sample Questions

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IBM C1000-074 Sample Questions:

01. In a validated production environment, documents filed in the last hour cannot be found by searching for words in their text, although a property search finds them and older documents of the same class are found by word searches.

What is the most likely explanation?

a) Indexing runs after a document is stored, so the recent documents are still waiting for the search server to index them.

b) The document class was never enabled for full-text indexing, so its content is not covered by the index.

c) Property search and word search use the same index, so the object store database must be rebuilt before either is reliable.

d) The recent documents were written to a different storage area, which is not covered by the index area.

02. Two independent engine servers sit behind a load balancer. After a configuration change was made to correct a fault, roughly half of user requests still fail, and the failures come back as errors from the engine rather than as connection failures.

What should be examined?

a) Whether the domain needs a second configuration database so that each server has one of its own.

b) Whether the change was applied to both servers, since independent servers are configured separately and one may still be running the old configuration.

c) Whether the load balancer is still sending traffic to a stopped server, which would account for the failing half.

d) Whether the object store database is refusing half of the connections it receives from the pool and failing the requests behind them.

03. An object store holds some documents in a file storage area and catalogs others on a fixed content device. Users can see the properties of every document, and they can retrieve the file storage area documents, but retrieving any document on the fixed content device fails.

What does this indicate?

a) The engine's connection to the external content system is failing, since the catalog entry is in the object store while the content itself stays on that device.

b) Those documents have not been indexed yet, so their content cannot be delivered to the user.

c) The file storage area is full, so the engine has nowhere to stage the documents held on the fixed content device while it prepares them for delivery.

d) The object store database is damaged, because the records that point to each of those documents' content have been lost from it while the properties survived intact.

04. Users report that opening documents from a production object store has become slow, while searching for documents by their properties and browsing folders are as fast as ever. The environment has not been changed recently.

Where should the investigation concentrate?

a) On the number of engine servers, since content retrieval is the most demanding work the engine performs.

b) On the object store database, since document retrieval and property searching are both served from it and a database under strain would slow every part of the store.

c) On the full-text index, which has to be consulted before the content of a chosen document can be assembled and returned to the user who asked for it.

d) On the path to the storage area holding the content, because property searches are answered from the database while content bytes come from storage.

05. An administrator signs in to the administration console after a first-time deployment. The domain is shown, its configuration can be edited, but no object store is listed.

What does this indicate?

a) The administrator's account lacks the rights needed to see the object stores in the domain.

b) The domain exists but no object store has been created in it yet.

c) The engine application is not deployed, so the console is showing a configuration that no engine is serving.

d) The domain configuration database is unreachable, so the stores registered in it cannot be listed.

06. The file system holding the index area for a heavily used object store is approaching its capacity, and indexing of new documents is at risk of stopping.

What is the appropriate configuration response?

a) Associate a second text search server with the object store, which redirects new indexing away from the full area.

b) Reduce the retention of the index so that older entries are removed as new ones are added.

c) Move the index into the object store database, since the existing storage management already applies there.

d) Configure an additional index area with capacity of its own, so indexing can continue as the content grows.

07. After a new environment goes live, users from one department sign in normally. Users from a recently acquired subsidiary cannot sign in at all, and their groups do not appear when an administrator tries to grant permissions, although the directory team confirms all of the accounts exist and are enabled.

What is the most likely cause?

a) The directory configuration does not search the part of the tree those users and groups are in, so the environment cannot resolve them.

b) The subsidiary's accounts need to be added to the object store as local users before they can authenticate.

c) Those users have no permissions on the object store, so their sign-in is rejected.

d) The engine is running from its local copy of the domain configuration and cannot reach the directory until the configuration database returns.

08. Full-text search is to be enabled for an object store in an environment where the search software is already installed on its own server.

What must be associated with the object store?

a) A fixed content device that holds the indexed content.

b) A text search server.

c) An additional data source for the search software to read the database through.

d) A connection point for search requests to arrive on.

09. An administrator reviewing the search configuration for an object store sees that an index area has been defined.

What does that index area hold?

a) The full-text index that search services builds and queries for that object store's content.

b) A staging area on the file system where content is held and from which it passes to permanent storage.

c) A copy of the document properties, kept so that property searches do not read the object store database.

d) The queue of documents that are waiting to be indexed after being filed.

10. During a first-time installation, a team ran the task that deploys the engine application before the task that creates the data sources. The application deploys successfully, but the engine cannot serve any request.

What is the situation and what should be done?

a) Data sources are created automatically at first startup from the values held in the deployed application, so the application simply needs restarting.

b) The deployed application is invalid and the product must be reinstalled on the server before the sequence is repeated.

c) The engine has no route to its databases until the data sources exist, so create and test them and then have the engine pick them up.

d) The domain must be created before the data sources can be added, so domain creation is the missing step.

Answers:

Question: 01 Answer: a	Question: 02 Answer: b	Question: 03 Answer: a	Question: 04 Answer: d	Question: 05 Answer: b
Question: 06 Answer: d	Question: 07 Answer: a	Question: 08 Answer: b	Question: 09 Answer: a	Question: 10 Answer: c

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