IBM C2180-410 - IBM MQ V8.0, System Administration Exam
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Question #6 (Topic: )
A system administrator needs to collect monitoring data on an AIX system for performance
analysis purposes. The system administrator needs to find out how many messages are
put on and retrieved from a queue, and the total number of bytes that the queue processes
during a configured interval.
How can the system administrator enable the collection of the required data and set the
interval to 15 minutes?
analysis purposes. The system administrator needs to find out how many messages are
put on and retrieved from a queue, and the total number of bytes that the queue processes
during a configured interval.
How can the system administrator enable the collection of the required data and set the
interval to 15 minutes?
A. Set the ACCTMQI(ON) and the STATINT(900) for the queue manager.
B. Set the queue MONQ(ON) attribute and set the interval in the queue attribute AMONQINT(15).
C. Set the STATMQI(ON) on the queue manager and the queue, and set the interval in the queue manager attribute STATINT(15).
D. Set the queue manager and the queue STATQ(ON) attributes, and the interval in the queue manager attribute STATINT(900).
Answer: A
Question #7 (Topic: )
QUEUE1 has messages from an uncommitted unit of work.
Which command can the system administrator use to find the name of the application
connected to QUEUE1?
Which command can the system administrator use to find the name of the application
connected to QUEUE1?
A. DISPLAY QUEUE (QUEUE1) ALL
B. DISPLAY THREAD (*) TYPE (INDOUBT)
C. DISPLAY QSTATUS (QUEUE1) TYPE (QUEUE) ALL
D. DISPLAY QSTATUS (QUEUE1) TYPE (HANDLE) ALL
Answer: D
Question #8 (Topic: )
IBM MQ for z/OS recovery routines experienced an issue which resulted in an X5C6
abend.
What type of dump needs to be investigated by the system administrator if no dump
location has been specified by JCL?
abend.
What type of dump needs to be investigated by the system administrator if no dump
location has been specified by JCL?
A. SVC
B. Snap
C. Stand-alone
D. SYSUDUMP
Answer: A
Question #9 (Topic: )
On a Sun Solaris system, applications cannot connect to a queue manager QM1 and are
getting reason code 2009 MQRC_CONNECTION_BROKEN.
a. What are the command(s) a system administrator can issue to check the queue
manager status?
b. If the queue manager does not end with the endmqm i command, what does the
system administrator need to do to be able to restart the non-responsive queue manager?
getting reason code 2009 MQRC_CONNECTION_BROKEN.
a. What are the command(s) a system administrator can issue to check the queue
manager status?
b. If the queue manager does not end with the endmqm i command, what does the
system administrator need to do to be able to restart the non-responsive queue manager?
A. a. dspmqm, runmqsc QM1
B. Delete and recreate the queue manager
C. a. PING QMGR
D. Restore the queue manager from backup
E. a. dspmqm
F. Kill all the MQ processes with the kill -9 command.
G. a. dspmq, runmqsc QM1
H. Stop the queue manager manually, using the procedure from the product documentation.
Answer: C
Question #10 (Topic: )
A client application with IP address 10.2.2.2 connecting to a queue manager needs to be
blocked for security purposes.
Which command does system administrator need to run to block this client application?
blocked for security purposes.
Which command does system administrator need to run to block this client application?
A. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (BLOCKADDR) ADDRLIST(10.2.2.2)
B. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (BLOCKADDR) IPADDR(10.2.2.2) USERSCR (BLOCK)
C. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (ADDRESSMAP) ADDRESS(10.2.2.2) USERSCR (BLOCK)
D. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (ADDRESSMAP) ADDRESSMAP (10.2.2.2) USERSCR (BLOCKADDR)
Answer: C
