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IBM FileNet P8 V5.2.1 Deployment Professional Sample Questions:

1. An IBM Content Platform Engine V5.2.1 (CPE) administrator receives a call from a user that the system is running slow during certain times of the day.
What logging or configuration change in CPE, on a WebSphere Application Server (WAS), will help gather information for this issue?

A) In Administration Console for Content Platform Engine under theDomain Properties> TraceSubsystemcheck theEnabled TraceLogging box.
B) For CPE installed on a WAS, modify the fnlog4j.properties.sample and place it in WebSphere\AppServer\java\jre\lib.
C) For CPE installed on WebSphere, edit the perflog_config.properties file under WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\profile_name\FileNet\server_instance_name.
D) In FileNet Enterprise Manager under theDomain Properties>Trace Controltab check the Enabled TraceLogging box.

2. The customer environment is highly available with two IBM FileNet Content Platform Engine (CPE) servers (node 1 and node 2) and Workplace XT. Both node 1 and node 2 are fronted by a hardware load balancer.
Which of the following steps BEST describes how to test the CPE's high availability?

A) While nodes 1 and 2 are running, create a document via Workplace XT, verify document exists, shutdown node 1, check-out newly created document, disable the hardware load balancer, bring node 1 back up, shutdown node 2, check-in the document with new content, bring node 2 back up and enable hardware load balancer.
B) While nodes 1 and 2 are running, create a document via Workplace XT, verify document exists, shutdown node 1, check-out newly created document, bring node 1 back up, shutdown node 2, check-in the document with new content and bring node 2 back up.
C) While node is running, create a document via Workplace XT, verify document exists, shutdown node 1,start node 2,check-out newly created document, bring node 1 back up, shutdown node 2, check-in the document with new content and bring node 2 back up.
D) While nodes 1 and 2 are running, disable the hardware load balancer, create a document via Workplace XT, verify document exists, shutdown node 1, check-out newly created document,bring node 1 back up, shutdown node 2, check-in the document with new content and bring node 2 back up.

3. After upgrading the IBM FileNet Content Platform Engine (CPE) to V5.2.1, users receive an error when logging into Workplace XT. After troubleshooting the issue the CPE Client Files need to be updated on the Workplace XT application server. The installation file was executed and ran successfully with no errors. After updating the client files the issue still persists.
What further step needs to be taken to resolve the issue?

A) it is possible the client install file was corrupted during the download. Download and reinstall.
B) Redeploy Workplace XT after installing the CPE client files on the associated Workplace XT application server(s).
C) Stop and start the Workplace XT instance(s) and CPE instance(s) on the application server(s).
D) Clear the Temp directory on the deployed Workplace XT directory and restart Workplace XT.

4. A customer is setting up a new IBM FileNet Content Platform Engine and would like to know the easiest type of storage areas to create.
Which of the following meets this criteria?

A) Database and file storage areas.
B) Database and Fixed storage areas.
C) Fixed storage areas.
D) Advanced storage areas.

5. A P8 Administrator has been tasked with enabling verbose garbage collection (GC) for the IBM WebSphere Application Server (WAS).
How is verbose GC enabled and what log file contains the data?

A) Verbose GC can be enabled via the WAS Admin Console. The verbose GC data will default to the SystemOut.log file for AIX, Microsoft Windows, and Linux operating systems.
B) Verbose GC can be enabled via the WAS Admin Console. The verbose GC data will default to the native_stderr.log file for AIX, Microsoft Windows, and Linux operating systems.
C) Verbose GC can be enabled via the WAS Admin Console. The verbose GC data will default to the SystemOut.log file for AIX, Microsoft Windows, Solaris, and Linux operating systems.
D) Verbose GC can be enabled as a command-line parameter only. The verbose GC data will default to the native_stderr.log file for AIX, Microsoft Windows, and Linux operating systems.

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