When you configure tenant-aware device discovery for the Shared Collection Model, which steps do you perform? (Choose three)
A. Configure an IP domain for each tenant.
B. Create an IP domain in the Default Space.
C. Create service provider groups for each tenant.
D. Create SNMP and discovery profiles for each tenant.
E. Assign the relevant Data Collectors to the Default Tenant IP domain.
Regardless of the deployment size, for CA Performance Center installations:
A. the CPU must be quad core and at least 1 GHz.
B. the web browser you use must run in Compatibility mode.
C. you must use a 32-bit version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
D. you must have 1 GB of free disk space in the /tmp directory and at least 40 GB of free disk space for the database.
In a multi-tenant environment: (Choose two)
A. each tenant contains at least one custom IP domain.
B. each tenant is assigned a dedicated Data Aggregator.
C. each tenant is assigned an individual Default Tenant administrator.
D. each tenant environment is independent and effectively functions as a separate instance of CA Performance Center.
In which circumstances is it particularly appropriate to use the multi-tenancy features of CA Performance Management? (Choose two)
A. To administer several customer environments from a single instance of CA Performance Center
B. To make it easier to configure CA Performance Center and its data sources for multiple languages
C. To segregate device monitoring in large business units,departments,or regional offices from each other
D. To have CA Performance Center reconcile the identity of a single managed item that is monitored by multiple data sources into a single item in the inventory
When you configure event notifications, which factor should you always consider?
A. Other users might be able to view the notifications.
B. The action to delete notifications does not affect actual or future events.
C. Notifications will continue to appear when the Event Manager is set to disabled.
D. CA Performance Management needs to be configured to use port 162 to send traps.
In which circumstance do you typically need to create a new metric family?
A. Each time you create a new monitoring profile
B. Each time you create a custom vendor certification
C. When you need to monitor a new type of technology
D. When you want to restrict what you monitor to maximize performance
In CA Performance Center, permission groups:
A. Are always read-only copies of system or custom groups.
B. Are custom groups that organize managed items for data access purposes.
C. Are known as context groups until they are assigned to user accounts as permission sets.
D. Are used to group users who have common access requirements to selected data sources.
As the Global Administrator, you need to create a limited, non-administrative account for a particular data source. To perform this task, which sequence should you follow?
1.
Register the data source.
2.
Begin the creation of the user account.
3.
Assign the appropriate product privilege to the data source.
4.
Assign a role based on CA Performance Management requirements.
A. 1,2,3,4
B. 1,3,2,4
C. 2,3,1,4
D. 4,2,3,1
You are installing the Data Repository in a clustered configuration. What is the minimum number of hosts that you can use for your cluster?
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Five
You want to make sure that a custom vendor certification supports its parent family for applicable devices. Which steps should you perform? (Choose three)
A. Run the soapUIopen source testing utility.
B. Run a discovery to ensure that applicable devices are modeled.
C. Update the appropriate metric family in the Data Aggregator UI.
D. Set the logging level to DEBUG in the log4j.xml file for the Data Collector component.
E. Examine the dashboard or view that uses the metrics to confirm that expected and reasonable values are being polled.
