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C9560-655 IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Transactions V7.3 Implementation

February 15, 2018 by admin

Number of questions: 70
Number of questions to pass: 52
Time allowed: 90 mins
Status: Live

This exam consists of 5 sections described below.

Section 1: Planning
Given customer input, Statement of Work and IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager (ITCAM) for Transactions V7.3 architecture, identify the monitoring environment and customer requirements so that a deployment plan can be created.
Given the customer’s current environment, product documentation, and appropriate access information, verify the prerequisites and access controls so that the hardware and software levels meet the minimum requirements or upgrades recommended to the customer.

Section 2: Installation
Given the deployment plan, product installation guide and media, install the Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Agents (TEMAs) so that the TEMAs are available to be configured for measuring the response time of various applications.
Given the customer’s deployment plan, product installation guide and media, install the IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager (ITCAM) for Transactions V7.3 application support files on Tivoli Enterprise Management Server (TEMS) and remote TEMS (RTEMS) so that the appropriate attributes and situations will be available.
Given the customer’s deployment plan, product installation guide and media, install the ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 application support files on Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server (TEPS) so that the appropriate workspaces will be available.
Given the customer’s deployment plan, product installation guide and media, install the ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 application support files on TEP clients so that the appropriate workspaces will be shown in the appropriate format.
Given the customer’s deployment plan, product installation guide, and media, install the Rational Robot on Windows so that synthetic transactions can be recorded and played back.
Given the product installation media, the product installation guide and the deployment plan, install the Rational Performance Tester (RPT) so that it is able to record synthetic transactions.
Given the product installation media, the product installation guide and the deployment plan, install the Rational Functional Tester (RFT) so that it is able to record synthetic transactions.
Given the customer’s deployment plan, product installation guides, and media, install the appropriate data collectors so that data collectors are ready to be configured.
Given the customer’s deployment plan, product installation guide and media, run the silent installation process so that the TEMAs application support files and the RPT are installed.
Given a running ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 installation, with historical data collection configured and uploading to the Tivoli Data Warehouse (TDW), and a running Tivoli Common Reporting installation, install the Tivoli Common Reporting (TCR) package for ITCAM for Transactions V7.3, so that trending reports can be produced and published.

Section 3: Configuration
Given a running IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM) installation, an installed and running Application Management Console (AMC) and an installed Robotic Response Time (RRT) Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Agent (TEMA) configure the RRT TEMA so that it is ready to receive and run robotic playback profiles.
Given an installed Web Response Time (WRT) TEMA and configured AMC and proper access controls, configure WRT agent so that Web response time and availability can be measured.
Given an installed Client Response Time (CRT) TEMA and configured AMC and proper access controls, configure CRT agent so that client response time and availability can be measured.
Given an installed Transaction Collector TEMA and configured AMC and proper access controls, configure the Transaction Collector agent so that the proper information can be collected.
Given an installed transaction reporter TEMA, configured AMC, and proper access controls, configure the transaction reporter so that the proper information can be collected.
Given a running ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 installation with required domains (WMB, WMQ, HTTP, IIS, ITCAM for AD, CICS, etc), and proper access controls and permissions, configure the required domains, so that transaction tracking data from those domains can be integrated with ITCAM for Transactions V7.3.
Given an installed Internet Services Monitoring (ISM) TEMA and configured AMC and proper access controls, configure ISM profiles so that Internet services response times and/or availability can be measured.
Given proper access controls, and the AMC agent is installed, configure it as required so that transaction response times are collected and displayed in the Tivoli Enterprise Portal (TEP) console.
Given proper access controls, the situation events that will be generated in ITCAM for Transactions v7.3, configure and enable the forwarding of events to OMNIBUs with correct slot mappings and additionally integrate ITCAM for Transactions v7.3 with IBM Tivoli Business Service Manager (TBSM) so that ITCAM for Transactions situation events will be visible at the OMNIBus console and additionally ITCAM for Transactions will be fully integrated with TBSM.

Section 4: Administration
Given the deployment plan, an installed and running Tivoli Data Warehouse (TDW), and application support files for IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager (ITCAM) for Transactions are installed, configure historical data collection, summarization and pruning so that ITCAM for Transactions historical data is obtained.
Given one or more installed Transaction Tracking agent(s), Rational Robot, Rational Performance Tester (RPT) or Rational Functional Tester(RFT) , uninstall the component so that it is removed from the environment
Given a configured ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 environment, analyze workspace data so that the performance and availability of the monitored applications can be determined.
Given an installed RRT Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Agent (TEMA) and AMC, installed robotic software and proper access controls, work with the RRT TEMA and create robotic scripts so that application response time and availability can be measured.
Given the WRT agent is running and proper access controls, administer WRT agent so that the WRT profile including filtering have been set up and Web server/s can be monitored by the Web Response Time agent.
Given the Client Response Time agent is running and proper access controls, administer Client Response Time agent so that the behavior files have been set up and can be monitored by the Client Response Time agent.
Given the ISM agent is running and proper access controls, administer ISM agent so that the monitors have been set up and can be monitored by the ISM agent.
Given proper access controls, and the Application Management Console agent is installed, administer the Application Management Configuration Editor to create definitions of applications, clients and transactions to be monitored so that Application Management Configuration Editor is set up properly.
Given proper access controls, the Application Management Console TEMA, Transaction Reporter TEMA and Transaction Collectors are installed and running and collecting data, administer Transaction Reporter TEMA so that the Transaction Reporter are set up appropriately.
Given the Transaction Collector has been integrated with WebSphere Application Server and WebSphere MQ, and the proper access, administer the integration between WebSphere and ITCAM for Transactions to display the stitching between WMQ and WebSphere with JDBC response time (Level 1) for ITCAM for AD so that the stitching between WebSphere MQ and WebSphere Application server with JDBC response time (Level 1) for ITCAM for AD will be displayed in ITCAM for Transactions Reporter Topology workspace.

Section 5: Problem Determination
Given a failed IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager (ITCAM) for Transactions V7.3 Tivoli Enterprise Management Agent (TEMA) installation and that Tivoli Enterprise Management Server (TEMS) and Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server (TEPS) are installed and functioning correctly, troubleshoot the installation so that the probelm with the TEMA installation is identified.
Given a non-functioning, installed ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 TEMA and no data in the workspaces, and TEMS and TEPS are installed and functioning correctly, troubleshoot the non-functional TEMA so that the problem with the non-functional TEMA is identified.
Given that TEMS and TEPS are installed and functioning and there are Robotic Playback issues, troubleshoot the Robotic Playback issues so that the issues have been identified.
Given a running ITCAM for Transactions V7.3 installation, with historical data collection configured and uploading to the Tivoli Data Warehouse (TDW), verify and analyze the data flow between components so that the correct topology of the monitored transactions can be viewed
Given proper access controls, the AMC TEMA, Transaction Reporter TEMA and Transaction Collectors are installed and running and the AMC is performing poorly, troubleshoot the AMC so that the AMC issues are identified.
Given proper access controls, the Application Management Configuration Editor TEMA, Transaction Reporter TEMA and Transaction Collectors are installed and running and collecting data, troubleshoot the Application Management Configuration Editor so that the root cause of the Application Management Configuration Editor issue is determined.

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Classroom Course

Course Title: IBM TCAM for Transactions 7.3 Implementation and Administration

Course Duration: 4.0 Days

Course Number: TM662G

Course Abstract: IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Transactions is an application monitoring tool. It comprehensively monitors, tracks, alerts, and reports the availability and response time of customer business applications. Applications range from desktop clients to complex distributed composite web applications. In this course, you learn about the features of this product and how the product fits into the ITCAM family of products. You also learn how to install and configure the product, how to monitor applications, and how to track transactions. This course features extensive hands-on lab exercises.

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QUESTION 1
Which three parameters are required when configuring the Application Management Console?

A. I8M Rational Performance Tester hostname or IP address
B. Tivoli Enterprise Management Server (TEMS) port number
C. IBM Rational Functional Tester hostname or IP address
D. TEMS hostname or IP address
E. depot hostname or IP address
F. primary TEMS connection

Answer: D,E,F

QUESTION 2
Using the tacmd CLI. what does this command create:
tacmd createEventDest -i 123 -p hostl=bigTEC3erver:4567 name=myTEC?

A. a new object group called bigTECserver wrth a destination name of myTEC
B. a new service group object called bigTECserver with a host name of bigTECServer
C. a new event destination definition on the server bigTECserver with the Server Destination ID of 123
D. a new situation named myTEC for the server bigTECserver using port 4567 with a Server Destination ID of 123

Answer: C
 

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QUESTION 3
Specific domain tracking technologies and IDs are used to track transactions within and between applications and domains. Which information is provided by stitching IDs?

A. tracking points in an interaction that spans multiple domains
B. tracking points in an interaction that occurs within a single domain
C. the common identifier to all tracking points in a transaction instance
D. whether a relationship exists between tracking points in a transaction instance

Answer: A

QUESTION 4
Where in a Windows system can the K8B_RAS1 parameter be found and edited to increase the log levels of the Client Response Time agent?

A. <CANDLE_HOME>\config\kt4env
B. <CANDLE_HOME>\tmaitm6\kt4env
C. <CANDLE_HOME>\config\<hostname>_t4.cfg
D. <CANDLE_HOME>\tmaitm6\<hostname>J4.cfg

Answer: B

QUESTION 5
What is meant by a Realm in Application Management Configuration Editor terminology?

A. a set of filters that match monitored requests
B. the security credentials for IBM Rational Performance Tester robotic scripts
C. an IBM Tivoli Monitoring security access control list of users who have access to read or modify a profile, application, or client
D. a combination of a specific IP address (such as 9.48.152.128) or IP address pattern (such as 9.48.152.”) and port number to monitor for TCP traffic

Answer: B

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