QUESTION NO: 1
A system administrator needs to ensure that MQ activity messages are created for an application message as it is routed through MQ network.
What must the system administrator verify? (choose 3)
A system administrator needs to ensure that MQ activity messages are created for an application message as it is routed through MQ network.
What must the system administrator verify? (choose 3)
Correct Answer: A,C,E
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QUESTION NO: 2
IBM MQ V7.0.1.3 is running on a server.
A system administrator receives request to install IBM MQ V8.0 as a second installation on a server where IBM MQ V7.0.1.3 is running. Both the product versions need to co-exist.
What should the system administrator do first to ensure both versions will run without impacting each other?
IBM MQ V7.0.1.3 is running on a server.
A system administrator receives request to install IBM MQ V8.0 as a second installation on a server where IBM MQ V7.0.1.3 is running. Both the product versions need to co-exist.
What should the system administrator do first to ensure both versions will run without impacting each other?
Correct Answer: B
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QUESTION NO: 3
A system administrator is using the MQ-supplied Dead Letter Queue Handler program. The system administrator needs to ensure that the dead-letter queue does not fill up and the messages that cannot be requeued to their original destination are moved to a queue named 'SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL', with the dead-letter header included in the message.
Which final rule in the dead-letter queue rules table input should the system administrator use?
A system administrator is using the MQ-supplied Dead Letter Queue Handler program. The system administrator needs to ensure that the dead-letter queue does not fill up and the messages that cannot be requeued to their original destination are moved to a queue named 'SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL', with the dead-letter header included in the message.
Which final rule in the dead-letter queue rules table input should the system administrator use?
Correct Answer: D
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QUESTION NO: 4
The security exit code for a RECEIVER channel has been modified.
What does the system administrator have to do to activate the changed security exit with minimum impact to the running systems?
The security exit code for a RECEIVER channel has been modified.
What does the system administrator have to do to activate the changed security exit with minimum impact to the running systems?
Correct Answer: C
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QUESTION NO: 5
A user reports that the message was put to queue QUEUE1, but an application receives MQRC_NO_MSG_AVAILABLE when it tries to get the message.
Which command can the system administrator use to check both the current depth of QUEUE1 and whether there are uncommitted messages?
A user reports that the message was put to queue QUEUE1, but an application receives MQRC_NO_MSG_AVAILABLE when it tries to get the message.
Which command can the system administrator use to check both the current depth of QUEUE1 and whether there are uncommitted messages?
Correct Answer: D
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QUESTION NO: 6
A system administrator has set up the MQ infrastructure in a company as shown below:
There are three queue managers QMGR1, QMGR2 and QMGR3.
QMGR2 and QMGR3 are part of a cluster MYCLUS.
QMGR1 and QMGR2 are connected using sender-receiver channels using QMGR2 as the
transmission queue.
As part of a new requirement, the system administrator creates the following definitions QMGR1
defqr(MQ8QM.REMOTE) RNAME (MQ8QM.LOCAL) RQMNAME (MQ8QM) XMITQ
QMGR2:
defqr (MQ8QM) RQMNAME (QMGR3)
defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)
QMGR3:
defqalias (MQ8QM.LOCAL) target (MQ8QM.NEW)
defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)
The system administrator tests the connectivity by putting a message on MQ8QM.REMOTE on QMGR1 using IBM WebSphere MQ Explorer.
Where does the message end up?
A system administrator has set up the MQ infrastructure in a company as shown below:
There are three queue managers QMGR1, QMGR2 and QMGR3.
QMGR2 and QMGR3 are part of a cluster MYCLUS.
QMGR1 and QMGR2 are connected using sender-receiver channels using QMGR2 as the
transmission queue.
As part of a new requirement, the system administrator creates the following definitions QMGR1
defqr(MQ8QM.REMOTE) RNAME (MQ8QM.LOCAL) RQMNAME (MQ8QM) XMITQ
QMGR2:
defqr (MQ8QM) RQMNAME (QMGR3)
defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)
QMGR3:
defqalias (MQ8QM.LOCAL) target (MQ8QM.NEW)
defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW)
The system administrator tests the connectivity by putting a message on MQ8QM.REMOTE on QMGR1 using IBM WebSphere MQ Explorer.
Where does the message end up?
Correct Answer: D
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