CAT-040 Exam Dumps - CA eHealth r6 Administrator Exam

Question # 4

What does the nhLoadDb command do? (Choose two)

Calculates the size of all files from a saved database

Completely replaces the contents of the current database with a saved database

Copies the saved report, element type, and other customized files into the appropriate directories

In a remote polling environment, copies files in ehealth/modules/remotePoller/.config but not files in ehealth/modules/remotePoller to the appropriate directory

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Question # 5

Which tool enables you to edit Discover Policies?

Motif

WorldView

Capabilities Wizard

OneClick for eHealth

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Question # 6

When you are planning an implementation of CA eHealth, which guidelines should you follow? (Choose two)

Plan a backup strategy.

Identify firewalls between the location of CA eHealth and the devices to be polled.

For future growth, make sure that you have twice as many poller licenses as you currently need.

Choose a low bandwidth area of your network, because CA eHealth requests and responses do not use much bandwidth.

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Question # 7

Which statement about using Oracle with CA eHealth is TRUE?

CA eHealth supports the use of a remote Oracle database.

All versions of CA eHealth now use the Oracle double-byte software.

A database can be on a mapped or mounted drive with high-speed connectivity.

You can use Oracle or other after-market tools to back up the CA eHealth database.

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Question # 8

When administrators need to troubleshoot a single, specific, known variable, they typically use:

An At-a-Glance report.

A Service Level report.

A Trend report.

A TopN report.

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Question # 9

What does the nhLoadDb command do?

Calculates the size of all files from a saved database

Completely replaces the contents of the current database with a saved database

Copies the saved report, element type, and other customized files into the appropriate directories

In a remote polling environment, copies files in ehealth/modules/remotePoller/.config but not files in ehealth/modules/remotePoller to the appropriate directory

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Question # 10

Recently, you have noticed that CA eHealth reporting seems to be inaccurate or incomplete. Furthermore, performance appears to be poorer than usual. Your colleague believes the issue relates to bad polling and suggests that you review discovery files and the relevant log files. To specifically address polling issues, what do you need to look for? (Choose three)

Incorrect Umask settings

Error messages in the poller log files

Unexpected characters used in directory naming

New devices that might need to be manually added to the poller configuration

Elements that have changed based on change management, replaced hardware, or a new system identity

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Question # 11

Before you can run custom Health and Service Level Reports, you need to make sure that: (Choose four)

Report log files have been updated.

Groups and group lists are populated.

Service Profiles have been configured.

User permissions have been configured.