HCL-BF-PRO-10 Exam Dumps - HCLSoftware U Certified Professional-BigFix Platform 1

• To reconfigure a proxy server on a Windows BigFix Root server, the administrator needs to run the command BESAdmin.exe /setproxy from the BES Server folder with the appropriate parameters1.
• The command BESAdmin.exe /setproxy allows the administrator to edit the proxy configuration settings after installation by specifying the proxy host, port, user, password, exception list, secure tunneling, authentication methods, and downstream notification1.
• The command BESAdmin.exe /setproxy can also be used to delete the existing proxy settings by using the /delete parameter1.
• The command BESAdmin.exe /setproxy is only available on Windows systems. On Linux systems, the equivalent command is BESAdmin.sh -setproxy2. References:
• Setting a proxy connection on the server - HCL Product Documentation
• Configuring the proxy - HCL Product Documentation

• The Site Administrator key is a private key that is used to perform site-level tasks such as setting global system options, editing mastheads, and administering Distributed Server Architecture (DSA)1.
• The Site Administrator key is generated during the installation of the BigFix Server, when the site administrator is prompted to enter a password to encrypt the key2.
• The Site Administrator key is stored in a file named license.pvk in the BigFix Enterprise\BES Server folder on the BigFix Server3.
• The Site Administrator key is required to run the BESAdmin.exe tool, which is used to manage the BigFix Server configuration and settings.
• The Site Administrator key is also required to create the masthead file, which is a file that contains the digital signature and configuration information of the BigFix deployment.
• The Site Administrator key is different from the Master Operator key, which is used to access the BigFix Console and create other operators.

References:

• 1: The Site Administrator
• 2: Admin site key for installation
• 3: Site administrator responsibilities
• : Using the BESAdmin Tool
• : Creating the Masthead
• : BigFix Site Administrator and Console Operators

• Domains are a major organizing principle in the BigFix Console that allow you to access and manage related sites, such as Patch Management, AntiVirus Management, Power Management, and so on.
• Domains are not collections of Fixlet messages, but rather contain a set of related sites that have Fixlet messages, tasks, analyses, and other content. The content is created by HCL, other vendors, or yourself, depending on the site type and subscription.
• Domains do not provide a way to deploy actions across the network, but rather help you to find and select the relevant content for your actions. You can still use the Action Wizard or the Take Action button to deploy actions from any domain or site.
• Domains are located in the lower-left portion of the Console, where you can select the domain you want from the buttons at the bottom of the panel. The contents of the domain are then displayed in the upper-right panel, where you can filter and sort them by various criteria.
• Domains are not located under Tools in the Console, but rather under the Sites node in the navigation tree. You can also access the Manage Domains dialog from the Tools menu, where you can create, edit, or delete domains. References:
• Domains
• Introducing Domains
• Manage Domains

• An external site is a site that is created and maintained by HCL or a third-party vendor, and is subscribed by the BigFix administrator1. External sites provide content such as fixlets, tasks, analyses, and dashboards for various purposes, such as patching, compliance, inventory, and security1.
• The site properties for an external site in the Console show the following information2:
• Therefore, the correct answer is C. Description, as it is one of the information that is displayed in the site properties for an external site in the Console, along with Publisher and Current Version. The other options, A. Creator, B. Gather URL, and D. Created Date, are not correct, as they are either not shown or not relevant for the question. References:
• Sites
• Viewing site properties

• On a Windows Root Server, the service that is responsible for inserting client report data into the database is BES FillDB.
• BES FillDB is a process that runs on the BigFix Server system and is responsible for storing the information returned from the BigFix Agents into the BigFix database. This information can be data, such as the value of retrieved properties or the result of the evaluation of the applicability relevance or the success criteria of Fixlets and Tasks, or the information contained in a report returning the result of a BigFix Query1.
• BES FillDB reads the buffer directory content, parses the report, and stores the report data in the database. It also offers a parameter called DatabaseBoostLevel to optimize BigFix performance2.
• The other services listed are not responsible for inserting client report data into the database. BES ServerDB Plugin Service is a service that allows the BigFix Server to communicate with the database. BES Root Server is a service that manages the communication between the BigFix Server and the BigFix Agents. BES GatherDB is a service that gathers the site content from the BigFix Server and stores it in the database3. References:
• Configuring FillDB
• Configuring the FillDB database performance
• BigFix Services