Given an IBM FileNet P8 environment with multiple IBM Content Search Services (CSS) Search servers and multiple CSS Index servers, which of the following statements regarding the CSS index data stored on disk is correct?

• A. CSS Index servers need read and write access to the index data stored on disk, but the CSS Search servers only need read access.
• B. CSS Index servers can only use locally attached disk to create indexes on, but CSS Search servers can use local or network shared disks.
• C. If the Content Engines reside on UNIX servers with UNIX based file stores, the CSS servers can reside on Microsoft Windows with Windows based index data storage provided all CSS servers are on the same version of Windows.
• D. If a network share is used for the index data stored on disk, it can be located at a different site from the object store where the index areas are defined.

A customer wants to install IBM Content Search Services (CSS) in servers separate from the IBM FileNet Content Engine (CE) and needs to identify, at a high level, the installation and configuration task sequence. What is the complete sequence of installation and configuration tasks that should be performed for the installation and configuration of CSS?

• A. Apply the CSS client files to the CE servers, install CSS on the search server, and obtain the CSS authentication token. Using FEM configure CSS servers on CE in Index, Search, or IndexAndSearch mode. Use FEM to add index areas for CSS. Use Workplace to enable text search on document classes.
• B. Apply the CSS client files to the CE servers, install CSS on the search server and obtain the CSS authentication token. Using FEM configure CSS servers on CE in Index, Search, or IndexAndSearch mode. Use FEM to enable text search on the object store.
• C. Install CSS on the search server, obtain the CSS authentication token and using FileNet Enterprise Manager (FEM) configure CSS servers on CE in Index, Search, or IndexAndSearch mode. Use FEM to add index areas for CSS and enable text search on the object store.
• D. Apply the CSS client files to the CE servers, install CSS on the search server and obtain the CSS authentication token. Use FEM to configure CSS servers on CE in Index, Search, or IndexAndSearch mode. Use FEM to add index areas for IBM CSS and enable text search on the object store.

A fix pack for IBM FileNet Process Engine (PE), server and client, needs to be installed in an IBM FileNet P8 system consisting of a standalone Workplace XT (WPXT), a standalone Content Engine (CE), a single PE, a single IBM FileNet Case Analyzer, and a 2 node IBM Content Search Services system. IBM Enterprise Records is installed with components on both the CE and WPXT application servers. Assume that the entire system can be brought off line for the fix pack installation. What is the minimum number of times the PE Client installer needs to be run to ensure all components are updated?

• A. 6
• B. 3
• C. 7
• D. 5

A customer has deployed IBM FileNet Content Engine on a cluster in the IBM WebSphere Application Server. What are the post deployment steps?

• A. Stop and start the application server profile.
• B. Stop and start the cluster, as well as the deployment manager and all of its managed nodes.
• C. Stop and start the application server where Content Engine is deployed, including the Deployment Manager and all managed nodes.
• D. Stop and start the cluster.

A customer is planning an IBM FileNet P8 environment implementation, which includes workflows, and needs to identify what are the dependencies of the FileNet solution components. What are the dependencies for Process Engine?

• A. Content Engine client files, Content Engine, and database.
• B. Directory server and database.
• C. Application server and database.
• D. Content Engine client files, directory server, and database.