Which of the following logs can be checked for errors if the Composite Platform Installation Tool (CPIT) does not complete the installation?

• A. <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stderr.txt, <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stdout.txt, and IBM WebSphere Application Server, IBM DB2 database and Microsoft Active Directory logs
• B. <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stderr.txt, <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stdout.txt, and IBM WebSphere Application Server logs
• C. <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stderr.txt and <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stdout.txt
• D. <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stderr.txt, <IBM Install path>/cpit/cpit_install_stdout.txt, and IBM WebSphere Application Server and IBM DB2 database logs

A large government agency will be upgrading and migrating from IBM FileNet P8 V5.1x to P8 V5.2.1 with a Microsoft SQL database. P8 V5.2.1 will be installed in a new environment.
Which of the following operating system accounts will need to be created in the new P8 V5.2.1 environment?

• A. The Content Platform Engine application server installation administrator (cpe_appserver_install_user), Content Platform Engine installer account (cpe_install_user), Content Platform Engine operating system user (cpe_os_user), Database User account (p8_db_user) and the Configuration Manager user (config_mgr_user).
• B. The Content Platform Engine installer account (cpe_install_user), Content Platform Engine operating system user (cpe_os_user) and the Configuration Manager user (config_mgr_user).
• C. The Content Platform Engine application server installation administrator (cpe_appserver_install_user), Content Platform Engine installer account (cpe_install_user), Content Platform Engine operating system user (cpe_os_user) and the Configuration Manager user (config_mgr_user).
• D. The Content Platform Engine application server installation administrator (cpe_appserver_install_user), Content Platform Engine installer account(cpe_install_user) and the Configuration Manager user (config_mgr_user).

Which of the following is completely accurate about the permissions the cpe_install_user must have?

• A. Read permission to the directories:
  file storage areas, index areas, and content caches.
• B. Read, Write and Execute permissions to the device or location where:
  Content Platform Engine is to be installed.
  The application server instance/domain/profile has been installed.
• C. Read permission on the /tmp directory.
• D. Membership in the appserver_admin_group.

While reviewing the FileNet Deployment Manager (FDM) logs to understand why an import failed, the administrator sees the following error message:
The current import process is attempting to update system properties and the current user does not have security right to do this for object store <object store name>. Some or all of this import may fail until the current user is assigned the "modify certain system properties" right on the object store.
How can this problem be corrected?

• A. Using the Administration Console for Content Engine, grant the user performing the import "modify certain system properties" on the "source" object_store.
• B. Configure FM to use the P8 Administrative user.
• C. Using the Administration Console for Content Engine, grant the user performing the import "modify certain system properties" on the "destination" object_store.
• D. While completing the FDM import wizard, select the option "modify certain system properties".

A highly available IBM FileContent Manager V5.2.1 environment has just been installed by the administrators at a large company. A WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment (WASND) Content Platform Engine (CPE) cluster containing four CPE JVMs has been setup. A hardware load balancer is being used to spread HTTP/HTTPS traffic across the CPE JVMs. Workplace XT has been configured to point to the CPE cluster.
Assuming all four CPE JVMs are active, which two of the following are the BEST CHOICES for validating proper CPE responses through the load balancer? (Select two.)

• A. Disable three of the four JVMs in the load balancer.Begin performing CPE related work. In between work steps, enable one of the downed JVMs and disable the active one. Continue testing in this manner until all four JVMs have been isolated in this manner.
• B. Logon via Workplace XT. Begin performing CPE related work. Systematically shutdown and start the CPE JVMs so that no more than three and no fewer than two JVMs are active at any time. Continue testing in this manner for an hour.
• C. Shutdown three of the four CPE JVMs in the WAS-ND. Begin performing CPE related work. In between work steps, start one of the downed JVMs and stop the active one. Continue testing in this manner until all four JVMs have been isolated in this manner.
• D. View the status context name (i.e. CPE ping page) of the load balancer. Continue to refresh this page in the browser until all four JVMs have been viewed. View the startup context name of each JVM and compare the results.