Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Advanced Administrator II

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Question 1 of 42

I am configuring the security policy for my JMS module. I am specifying some security conditions for the module.

Which two security conditions are valid in this context? (Choose two.)

    Correct Answer: A, D

    The two valid security conditions in the context of configuring a security policy for a JMS module are time-based access and user/group-based access. The condition that the JMS module can be accessed only between certain hours (1 pm to 6 pm) represents a time-constrained security policy. The condition that the JMS module can be accessed only by users belonging to a specific group (the Operators group) represents a user/group-based security policy. These are common security requirements that restrict access based on time and user credentials to enhance the security of the module.

Question 2 of 42

You are creating and configuring a production WebLogic Server (WLS) domain that is highly available. Which three WebLogic Server features allow you to best accomplish this requirement? (Choose three.)

    Correct Answer: B, C, E

    To configure a highly available WebLogic Server (WLS) domain, three key features can be utilized: Load Balancer, Cluster, and Whole-server migration. A Load Balancer evenly distributes jobs and communications across the computing and networking resources, minimizing downtime due to overload. Clustering ensures that if a server instance fails, application processing can continue with minimal disruption, as the workload is shared across multiple server instances. Whole-server migration allows for moving an entire WebLogic Server instance to another machine in the cluster in case of failure, maintaining high availability and reducing downtime.

Question 3 of 42

My JMS file store size has grown very large and is using up a significant chunk of the disk. I need to reduce the file size during the maintenance window without impacting any relevant information.

Which utility enables me to do this? (Choose the best answer.)

    Correct Answer: A

    The utility designed specifically to compact JMS file stores in WebLogic is `weblogic.store.Compacter`. This tool reduces the size of the file without losing any relevant information, which aligns with the requirements stated in the question.

Question 4 of 42

Your WebLogic Server (WLS) environment consists of multiple domains.

Which is a true statement about WLS domains? (Choose the best answer.)

    Correct Answer: A

    A

    You can use a single Oracle WebLogic Server installation to create and run multiple domains, or you can use multiple installations to run a single domain.

    Incorrect Answers:

    B: Domains include a special WebLogic Server instance called the Administration Server, which is the central point from which you configure and manage all resources in the domain. Usually, you configure a domain to include additional WebLogic Server instances called Managed Servers.

    C: A single WLS installation can have multiple domains.

    D: By specifying multiple domains in the nodemanager.domains file, you can configure a single, machine-scoped Node Manager process which manages server instances belonging to multiple WebLogic domains.

    E: Each domain requires its own Administration Server for performing management activities.

    Reference:

    https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12839_01/web.1111/e13716/understand_domains.htm#DOMCF116

Question 5 of 42

You are asked to configure Node Manager for your production environment. You are considering whether to use the Java version or the script-based version of

Node Manager.

Which statement correctly describes the difference between the two versions?

    Correct Answer: B

    The script-based version of Node Manager can be used in conjunction with inetd on supported UNIX systems. This allows for the script-based Node Manager to be started and managed by the inetd service, providing more flexibility on UNIX systems.