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Question #21

What are two indications of a potential problem with the network, as reflected through the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon's HTTP interface on the Service Information page? (Choose two.)

A. "lost MC" is different than 0.

B. In inbound totals, "missed" is more than 10% of "pkts.".

C. In inbound totals, "missed" is different than 0.

D. In outbound totals, "retrans" is more than 10% of "pkts.''

E. "lost PTP" is different than 0.

F. In outbound totals, "retrans" is different than 0.

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Correct Answer: B,D Vote an answer

Question #22

Which three statements are true about TIBCO Rendezvous Virtual Circuits? (Choose three.)

A. Terminals receive explicit feedback if the connection is interrupted. Underlying libraries will try to reconnect with the opposites again.

B. Terminals receive explicit feedback if the connection is interrupted. Programs will need to reestablish the connection by themselves.

C. All inbound messages come only from the opposite terminal.

D. TIBCO Rendezvous Direct Communication may be used for Virtual Circuits.

E. The VREADY Advisory Message is presented on all terminals when the communication is established.

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Correct Answer: B,C,D Vote an answer

Question #23

What does destroying a listener's transport do?

A. It invalidates the listener event. Inbound messages specified by the event no longer arrive. An invalid listener cannot be repaired; the program must destroy and re-create it.

B. It invalidates the listener event, but inbound messages can still be queued in the program, waiting to be dispatched, until the listener is re-created.

C. It invalidates the listener event and the dispatcher. Inbound messages specified by the event no longer arrive, and the event already in the queue will be put on a halt.

D. It invalidates the listener event, but the listener will be dynamically re-created as inbound messages arrive.

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question #24

What does listening to the subject ">" indicate?

A. An error will be thrown. A single ">" is not allowed for a subject name space.

B. The application will receive all broadcast/multicast/unicast messages related to the Service Group.

C. The application will receive all broadcast/multicast messages related to the Service Group.

D. The application will receive all broadcast/multicast/unicast messages related to the Service Group except those starting with "_".

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question #25

There are two subnets (A and B) connected with an RVRD daemon in each one (RVRD A and RVRD B). RVRD A is exporting subject "A" RVRD B is importing subject "A".
When will Network B physically receive a message with subject "A" from Network A?

A. every time an application on Network A sends a message with subject "A"

B. when an application on Network B has created a subscriber to subject "A", and a message with subject "A" has been sent by any application on Network A

C. when the Path cost on Network B is greater than the Path cost on Network A

D. when subject interest has been enabled on the RVRD daemon on Network B

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #26

Which statement is true about rvtrace?

A. It uses TIBCO Rendezvous daemon for monitoring the network, and can directly affect the operation of the local daemon if it runs on the same machine as TIBCO Rendezvous.

B. It does not use TIBCO Rendezvous daemon, and does not add packet traffic to the network. Runningrvtrace on the same machine as TIBCO Rendezvous may indirectly affect the operation of the local daemon.

C. It uses TIBCO Rendezvous daemon, but with no added traffic to the network as a passive monitor.

D. It is a passive monitor, and does not use TIBCO Rendezvous daemon. The benefit of using this tool is that there is no need to use any packet capturing libraries or hardware as everything it needs to capture packets is already built-in.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #27

What is Direct Communication?

A. It is a variant of TIBCO Rendezvous point-to-point communications with inbox. It allows you to avoid using the inbox destination subject thereby allowing one-to-many direct connections.

B. It is a communication mechanism for point-to-point communications only. Without using the TIBCO Rendezvous daemon, you must still specify the inbox message subject. It reduces message latency and context switching.

C. It is a communication mechanism used for point-to-point communications using TIBCO Rendezvous daemon. It is used to decrease message latency and context switching.

D. It is a quality of service that providesa one-to-one connection using TIBCO Rendezvous daemon between two terminals. It provides a monitored environment between the two programs, in addition to reducing the message latency and context switching.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #28

What must you do to test TIBCO Rendezvous Direct Communication transport with rvperf?

A. specify multicast addressing in the -network parameter and do not include the -inbox parameter

B. specify a two part -service parameter and do not include the -inbox parameter

C. specify a two part -service parameter and include the -inbox parameter

D. specify multicast addressing in the -network parameter and include the -inbox parameter

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question #29

Click the Exhibit button.
In the figure shown in the exhibit, two routing daemon processes, E.Anet.moo.com and F.Anet.moo.com, run on separate host computers. They serve the local client network Anet.moo.com. Routing daemons G.BNet.moo.com and H.BNet.moo.com both serve local client network Bnet.moo.com. Neighbor links connect E with G and H, and also F with G and H.
Which two statements are true about this configuration? (Choose two.)

A. Messages sent to Anet.moo.com will be forwarded to G.BNet.moo.com twice.

B. BNet.moo.com only if G and H are passive neighbors of E and F respectively.

C. Although these neighbor links offer redundant paths fromAnet to Bnet, the routing daemons
cooperate to forward each message only once.
In failure situations, the routing daemons automatically readjust to continue service smoothly.

D. Messages sent to E.Anet.moo.com will also be received by H.BNet.moo.com only once.

E. Messages sent toE.Anet.moo F.Anet.moo.com will be forwarded to G.BNet.moo.com and

F. Since theseneighbors links offer redundant paths, such configuration is not allowed.

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Correct Answer: C,D Vote an answer

Question #30

What might the appearance of several REGISTRATION.MOVED advisories in rapid succession indicate?

A. two or more correspondents that claim the same name

B. a sending program that is using a time-out value that is too low

C. network difficulties or termination of the sender process

D. a program that cannot locate its relay agent process

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

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