Oracle 1Z0-133 Quiz 5 Topic 9 Questions 21-25

Question: 1

You are running WebLogic Server under a 64-bit Hot-Spot JVM.

You edit your domain's setDomainEnv. sh script to update the minimum and maximum heap sizes as follows:

User_MEN_ARGS''-Xms 32 meg xmx150meg''

export USER_MEN_AREG

You try to start a managed server by runing the domain start script at the command line. The server falls with the message:

Invalid initial heap size: -xmsmeg

Why does the server fall with the message?

AThe minimum haep size for a 64-bit JVM is Megabytes.

BFor performer reasons, the minimum heap size and maximum heap size should be the same value. ''-xms32 -xmx150m''

CThe parameter value was entered incorrectly. You must enter memory parameter values in kilobytes.

DThe parameter values was entered incorrectly. the correct value is:
''-xms:32meg -Xmx: 150msg''

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Question: 2

You have been tasked with replacing an existing WebLogic domain with a brand new installation as part of a migration. The new server needs to use the previously created JDBC store that holds existing JMS messages.

AWhich two configuration Stores, create a new JDBC store and select the option ''Use existing store''.

BThe new domain name needs to be the same as the old domain it's replacing.

CThe storage needs to be file based and not JDBC based.

DSet the prefix for the JDBC store table to the domain name.

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Question: 3

You start a managed server by running a start script at the command line the server fails to start. To troubleshooting this failure you look at the window in which the script ran. One of the messages from the server says ''boot identity not valid.''

What do you do before running the script again?

AAdd the option to the start that allows servers to be started without credentials.

BUpdate the credentials in the boot identity file.

CUpdate the credentials in the start script.

DCreate a boot identity username and password by using the administration console.

EThe boot identity file does not exist Create one.

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Question: 4

Consider a domain that includes a Node Manager home directory. One way to enroll each Node Manager with your domain is with the WLST command mxenroll().

Select the two scenarios where you do jot need to use this command to perform the same task?

AThe Node Manager is on the machine where the domain was created by using the Configuration Wizard.

BYou create a managed server template by using the pack utility. Then create the domain by using the unpack utility on the new machine where Node Manager will run.

CUse the administration console. Select the machine, then the Configurator and the Node Manager tabs. Select ''Enroll with the Domain.'' Save and activate your changes.

DUse the script enrollNodeManager. sh found under the weblogic_hohe directory in server/bin

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Question: 5

The configuration wizard has a Node Manager option which, if selected, allows you to also configure a Node Manager as you create your domain.

Select two true statements about using the configuration Wizard to configuration Node Manager.

AYou are required to enter the username and password for accessing Node Manager.

BYou are allowed to choose the location of the Node Manager home.

CYou can select either the java-based or script Node Manager.

DAfter the Configuration Wizard create the domain, it automatically starts the configuration Node Manager.

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Oracle 1Z0-133 Quiz:5 Topic:9 Questions:21-25