IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 Implementation Sample Questions:

1. Which action must be taken onthe ObjectSetver to allow the IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 Service-affecting Events (SAE) to be raised?

A) no action - the ObjectServer is not responsible for managing SAE
B) no action - SAE are raised by the SAE plug-in directly to the ObjectServer
C) ensure the update_service_affecting_events trigger is enabled
D) populate the precision.service_details and precision.entity_service tales with data

2. By default, which three fields are used by the event gateway to link an event to a topology entity? (Choose three.)

A) @LocalPriObj
B) @bEventld
C) @Class
D) @Node
E) @LocalNodeAlias
F) @Identifier

3. What is the maximum number of OIDs that can be presented in any one MIB browser?

A) 1
B) 3
C) 2
D) 4

4. Which two factors require the Custom installation method rather than the Basic installation method? (Choose two.)

A) There is arequirement to install as a non-root user.
B) The database for topology data is IDS.
C) The installation uses existing Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus.
D) The database for topology data is IBM DB2.
E) There is a fail-over requirement

5. Which two statementsare true about installing IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 (ITNMJ on a Solaris platform? {Choose two.)

A) The setup_setuid_as_root.sh script must be run as non-root if ITNM is installed and will run as non-root.
B) Multiple ITNM installations on the same server can be installed with both the root account and a non-root account.
C) The ITNM destination directory must be owned as root.
D) If ITNM is installed as a non-root user, all future Tivoli products must be installed as the same user.
E) The setup_setuid_as_root.sh script must be run as root if ITNM is installed and will run as non-root.

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