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Q11. A system administrator has been given a task to install IBM MQ V8.0 on an AIX system which already has WebSphere MQ V7.5 on it. The system administrator wants to set a specific installation name for the second copy. 

How can the system administrator do this? 

A. Issue command crtmqm –n <InstallationName> 

B. Issue command setmqinst –n <InstallationName> 

C. Issue command crtmqinst –n <InstallationName> 

D. Specify the installation name during the install when prompted. 

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Q12. An application puts a batch of messages onto a local queue for processing multiple times during the day. The system administrator needs to determine the size of the messages put to the queue. 

What type of monitoring does the system administrator need to enable and which value needs to be reviewed by the system administrator that indicates the size of the messages put? 

A. Enable queue accounting on the queue and review the PutBytes value. 

B. Enable queue statistics on the queue and review the PutMaxBytes value 

C. Enable queue statistics on the queue manager and review the MaxMsgLength. 

D. Configure application event monitoring on the queue and review the MaxMsgLength. 

Answer:

Reference: 

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSFKSJ_7.5.0/com.ibm.mq.ref.adm.doc/q087000_.h tm 


Q13. A system administrator is using the MQ-supplied Dead Letter Queue Handler program. The system administrator needs to ensure that the dead-letter queue does not fill up and the messages that cannot be requeued to their original destination are moved to a queue named ‘SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL’, with the dead-letter header included in the message. 

Which final rule in the dead-letter queue rules table input should the system administrator use? 

A. ACTION (FWD) FWDQ (SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL) HEADER(YES) 

B. ACTION (REQ) REQQ (SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL) HEADER(YES) 

C. ACTION (PUT) PUTQ (SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL) INCLHDR(YES) 

D. ACTION (MOV) DESTQ (SYS4.DEAD.QUEUE.MANUAL) INCLUDE(HDR) 

Answer:

Reference: 

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21622347 


Q14. A system administrator needs to collect monitoring data on an AIX system for performance analysis purposes. The system administrator needs to find out how many messages are put on and retrieved from a queue, and the total number of bytes that the queue processes during a configured interval. 

How can the system administrator enable the collection of the required data and set the interval to 15 minutes? 

A. Set the ACCTMQI(ON) and the STATINT(900) for the queue manager. 

B. Set the queue MONQ(ON) attribute and set the interval in the queue attribute AMONQINT(15). 

C. Set the STATMQI(ON) on the queue manager and the queue, and set the interval in the queue manager attribute STATINT(15). 

D. Set the queue manager and the queue STATQ(ON) attributes, and the interval in the queue manager attribute STATINT(900). 

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Q15. A queue-sharing group on z/OS consists of three queue managers: QM1, QM2, and QM3. After an unexpected failure, QM2 cannot be restarted. A system administrator needs to find out if there are any indoubt threads that need to be recovered manually. 

What command should the system administrator run on QM1 to see the indoubtthreads. 

A. DISPLAY INDOUBT(*) 

B. DISPLAY THREAD (*) TYPE (INDOUBT) ALL 

C. DISPLAY THREAD (*) TYPE (INDOUBT) QMNAME(QM2) 

D. DISPLAY CONN(*) WHERE (UOWSTATE EQ UNRESOLVED) 

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Q16. A system administrator needs to know whether the elapsed time between a put and a get operation on a queue is greater than 10 milliseconds. 

What can system administrator do to get this information? 

A. Run the DISPLAY QUEUE command and check the CRTIME value. 

B. Run the DISPLAY QSTATUS command and check the MSGAGE value. 

C. Set ACTIVREC(QUEUE) and ACTIVINT(10) on the queue manager. 

D. Set QSVCIEV(HIGH) and QSVCINT(10) on the queue and set PERFMEV(ENABLED) on the queue manager. 

Answer:

Reference: 

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSFKSJ_8.0.0/com.ibm.mq.mon.doc/q036370_.htm 


Q17. A system administrator has set up the MQ infrastructure in a company as shown below: 

There are three queue managers QMGR1, QMGR2 and QMGR3. 

QMGR2 and QMGR3 are part of a cluster MYCLUS. 

QMGR1 and QMGR2 are connected using sender-receiver channels using QMGR2 as the 

transmission queue. 

As part of a new requirement, the system administrator creates the following definitions 

QMGR1 

defqr(MQ8QM.REMOTE) RNAME (MQ8QM.LOCAL) RQMNAME (MQ8QM) XMITQ 

QMGR2: 

defqr (MQ8QM) RQMNAME (QMGR3) 

defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW) 

QMGR3: 

defqalias (MQ8QM.LOCAL) target (MQ8QM.NEW) 

defqlocal (MQ8QM.NEW) 

The system administrator tests the connectivity by putting a message on MQ8QM.REMOTE on QMGR1 using IBM WebSphere MQ Explorer. 

Where does the message end up? 

A. MQ8QM.NEW on QMGR2 

B. MQ8QM.NEW on QMGR3 

C. Dead-letter queue on QMGR2 

D. Dead-letter queue on QMGR3 

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Q18. A client application with IP address 10.2.2.2 connecting to a queue manager needs to be blocked for security purposes. 

Which command does system administrator need to run to block this client application? 

A. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (BLOCKADDR) ADDRLIST(10.2.2.2) 

B. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (BLOCKADDR) IPADDR(10.2.2.2) USERSCR (BLOCK) 

C. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (ADDRESSMAP) ADDRESS(10.2.2.2) USERSCR (BLOCK) 

D. SET CHLAUTH (*) TYPE (ADDRESSMAP) ADDRESSMAP (10.2.2.2) USERSCR (BLOCKADDR) 

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Q19. An MQI Client application, which is run from different client machines, wants to benefit from the read ahead performance advantages for non-persistent messages. 

While the client programs are changed on some machines to specify the MQOO_READ_AHEAD option, some other machines have to run the existing client application code without that option for a certain period of time. 

What must the system administrator configure to support the coexistence of the two different versions of the client application? 

A. SHARECNV(0) on the SVRCONN channel and DEFREADA(YES) for the queues 

B. SHARECNV(>0) on the SVRCONN channel and DEFREADA(NO) for the queues 

C. SHARECNV(>0) on the SVRCONN channel and DEFREADA(YES) for the queues 

D. SHARECNV(>1) on the SVRCONN channel and DEFREADA(ENABLED) for the queues 

Answer:

Reference: 

ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/integration/support/supportpacs/individual/mp1h.pdf 


Q20. A system administrator was asked by an application team to find out when their queue manager running on IBM i System was started. 

Which Command Language (CL) command should the system administrator run? 

A. DSPMQM 

B. DSPMQMQ 

C. DSPMQMSTS 

D. DSPMQMCSVR 

Answer: