C1000-174: IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment v9.0.5 Administrator
C1000-174: IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment v9.0.5 Administrator practice questions, page 3 of 5, with answer review and explanations.
Question 11
What are two exceptions that can be thrown when class loading problems are generated? (Choose two.)
NoClassFoundLibraryException
GeneralClassError
DuplicatedClassException
UnsatisfiedLinkError
ClassCastException
Question 12
An administrator wants to create a WebSphere Application Server ND cell with the deployment manager on system A and one node on system B. The server on system B should not contain the default server or default applications. Which steps are required?
Create a Cell profile on system A and specify that the cell node portion should be installed on system B.
Create a Cell profile on system A, copy the cell node portion over to system B, and run the syncNode command.
Create a Management profile with a deployment manager server on system A and an application server profile on system B.
Create a Management profile with a deployment manager server on system A and a custom profile on system B
Question 13
Which two commands can be used to modify WebSphere Application Server ND configurations? (Choose two.)
ws_ant.sh
wasadmin.sh
manageprofiles.sh
WsAnt.sh
wsadmin.sh
Question 14
An administrator has created a WebSphere Application Server ND cell and wants to synchronize the node configuration. What is the main difference between a Synchronize and Full Resynchronize?
Synchronize is faster but might not fix problems resulting from manual file edits on the node.
Full Resynchronize supports the synchronization of managed and unmanaged WebSphere Application Server ND nodes.
Synchronize only works for the initial synchronization; later Full Resynchronize must be used.
Full Resynchronize performs a synchronization of the whole WebSphere Application Server ND cell instead of one node.
Question 15
Which supported client type provides the support needed by full-function Java SE client applications for object resolution, security, reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS), but does not support a client container that provides easy access to these services?