C9560-503 IBM Tivoli Monitoring V6.3 Fundamentals Questions and Answers

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Columns can only be removed.

Only columns that are displayed can be filtered.

The query must be changed to filter on columns.

Columns can be added or removed, and any column can be filtered.

Workspace Author Mode

Launch Administration Mode

Workspace Administration Mode

Launch Application Activation Mode

tacmd start agent

tacmd agent start

tacmd agent start

tacmd agent launch

Use only one query per workspace.

Use an associated situation with the query.

Use a filter to filter the data retrieved from the query.

Use a policy to limit the data returned from the query.

It can be used by many users.

It can only be used by the user who created it.

It can only be used by users in the same group as the query’s owner.

It can be used by any user who is permitted to either view or make changes to queries.

It allows the administrator to define network threshold violations.

It allows the administrator to start and stop Tivoli Monitoring agents.

It allows the administrator to configure IBM Tivoli Monitoring components.

It allows the administrator to configure historical data in the data warehouse.

It allows the administrator to configure memory utilization of the IBM Tivoli Enterprise Portal.

To get more accurate data from the Tivoli Data Warehouse

So that Summarization and Pruning can complete in its window

To ensure that Tivoli Monitoring agent data is written to the Tivoli Data Warehouse

To allow multiple users to query the Tivoli Data Warehouse from the Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server

Only the command on the selected Managed System can be run from the Navigator tree.

Only commands from the pre-defined Take Action can be selected and they cannot be edited.

The Take Action command will run with the Administrator’s Authority (example: as root on UNIX and Linux systems).

The Take Action command will run as the User ID of the User ID used to start the agent (example: mqm started the MQ Monitor selected in the Navigator tree so the command will execute as if User ID mqm submitted the command).

The dashboard analytics

The dashboard data provider

The self-describing agent feature

The dashboard authorization policies

From the Self-Monitoring Topology workspace off the Enterprise navigator item, look for Offline agents.

From the Managed System Status workspace off the Enterprise navigator item, look for Offline agents.

Expand the Navigator tree and look for managed systems that are grayed out indicating they are offline.

From the Enterprise Status workspace off the Enterprise navigator item, look in the Message Log workspace view for MS_Offline messages.

All new events received are acknowledged.

The situation event console is not refreshed.

A link with a child workspace is automatically created.

Retrieved data remains static until it is manually refreshed.

Increase the Java heap size settings.

Install more memory on the client workstation.

Open a Problem Management Record and upload the HEAPDUMPs and JAVA Core files.

Upgrade to the IBM Java Runtime Environment V7 (1.7) provided with IBM Tivoli Monitoring V6.3.

audit and policy files

catalog and attribute files

help and presentation files

application configuration files

A current value and plots it against time in a running graph

Historical data from a time period and plots data based on statistical calculations

Situation data and compares it to a historical boundary equation based on historical data

Situation data and compares it to a statistical boundary equations based on historical data

User ID

Hostname

MAC address of agent

Custom values taken from the kfwenv file