1: What must be done to monitor EJB methods using Tivoli Performance Viewer (TPV)?(select 1)
Explanation:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ws51help/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.websphere.base.doc/info/aes/ae/tprf_instrlevelejb.html
a: Select standard monitoring, and monitoring level to high.
b: Select standard monitoring, and monitoring level to Maximum.
c: Select custom monitoring, and monitoring level to high.
d: Select custom monitoring, and monitoring level to Maximum.
2: After installing WebSphere Application Server V5, using the standard installation with defaults -which is TRUE about the ports the WebSphere binds to?(select 2)
Explanation: The tricky part of this question is that all of the ports listed are commonly used throughout WebSphere. Also, the ports look very similar, so at first glance, if you are in a rush - you may choose the wrong answer. The admin console listens on 2 ports: the first is non-secured (using http), and the second is secured (using https, after enabling global security). See the info center link:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ws51help/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.websphere.nd.doc/in
fo/ae/ae/rins_portnumber.html
a: The embedded HTTP server listens on port 80, unless a Web Server is installed on the same machine such as IBM HTTP Server.
b: The WebSphere Admin Console can be accessed on port 9080.
c: The WebSphere Network Deployment Admin Console can be securely accessed on port 9043
d: The WebSphere Admin Console can be accessed on port 9090.
e: The WebSphere Network Deployment Admin Console can be securely accessed on port 9443
How can LDAP be used with WebSphere Application Server V5?(select 1)
Explanation: Many people think they have correctly answered this question - when in fact they have not. There is a common mis-perception about what LDAP is. The following link will give you a better understanding: http://wp.netscape.com/directory/v4.0/faq.html#6 or, the following IBM Redbook is also helpful: Understanding LDAP Design and Implementation, Chapter 1, page 3 http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg244986.pdf
a: LDAP is the namespace that WebSphere uses to lookup objects in WebSphere such as EJBs and datasources.
b: LDAP is a repository containing user/group information. WebSphere can perform authentication against it.
c: LDAP is the Internet standard for directory lookups. WebSphere can use this protocol in performing authentication.
d: LDAP allows the Http plugin to communicate to the embedded Http Server in WebSphere
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