HP HP2-N43 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

HP HP2-N43 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  In order to perform an analysis of run results, what must you first do with them?

  A. Collect
  B. Collate
  C. Mediate
  D. Transactionalize
  B. Collate

• Question 2:

  Which workload schedules can you use to design a Performance Test? (Select two.)

  A. Schedule based on data imported from Business Process Recognition Reports
  B. Real-world schedule by group
  C. Random schedule
  D. Basic schedule by test
  E. Automatic schedule based on imported Excel
  F. Basic schedule by number
  B. Real-world schedule by group
  F. Basic schedule by number

• Question 3:

  What are the prerequisites to add a regular PC host in Lab Management? (Select two.)

  A. Define the host's location in ALM.
  B. Ensure that at least one Performance Center Server is operational.
  C. Ensure that all Performance Center Servers are operational.
  D. Enable Terminal Services on the host.
  E. Define the MI Listener in Performance Center
  A. Define the host's location in ALM.
  E. Define the MI Listener in Performance Center

• Question 4:

  Aside from the required pre-installation software, which type of software does a Performance Center machine need?

  A. Internet Information Services (IIS)
  B. Strawberry Perl 5.10.1
  C. VuGen Standalone software D. VuGen and Analysis Standalone software
  A. Internet Information Services (IIS)

• Question 5:

  What is an example of a service level agreement (SLA) defined in the transaction volume metrics?

  A. Expected database thread count
  B. Server operating system patch levels
  C. Maximum web server memory usage
  D. peak hour transaction count
  D. peak hour transaction count

• Question 6:

  Which actions can you perform from the Timeslots Module Window. Timeslot Reservation Dialog Box? (Select three.)

  A. Select the Analysis Results file location.
  B. Delete a reserved timeslot.
  C. Enable Vusers to run on the Controller machine.
  D. Choose the post-run analysis option Define the Vuser ramp-up schedule.
  E. Identify the VuGen scripts to run
  C. Enable Vusers to run on the Controller machine.
  D. Choose the post-run analysis option Define the Vuser ramp-up schedule.
  E. Identify the VuGen scripts to run

• Question 7:

  After Performance Center is installed, the administrator should perform a progression of steps to verify that the installation was successful.

  Which step is correct to include in this verification process?

  A. Create a new project in Site Administration and select the ALM Lab Extension.
  B. Enable the Check ALM Server in the System Health Check box in Lab Management.
  C. Log into Site Administration and verify that the PC_ENABLED Site Configuration parameter is set to.
  D. Import the ALM Upgrade Verification Project and execute all tests successfully.
  B. Enable the Check ALM Server in the System Health Check box in Lab Management.

• Question 8:

  What is run status on the Load Test page if the timeslot setting of Collate Only was used for post-run analysis settings?

  A. No Run
  B. Failed Creating Analysis Data
  C. Finished
  D. Before Creating Analysis Data
  C. Finished

• Question 9:

  Which services are required to be up and running on all PC servers and hosts before you install Performance Center?

  A. IPSEC Services, RPC, and NTLM Security support provider
  B. IPSEC Services, Distributed Transaction Coordinator, and RPC
  C. NTLM Security support provider Task Manager, and RPC
  D. Remote Registry Service. IPSEC Services, and Distributed Transaction Coordinator
  A. IPSEC Services, RPC, and NTLM Security support provider

• Question 10:

  Where is a Monitor Over Firewall installed?

  A. On a dedicated machine, to monitor servers located over a firewall
  B. On a dedicated machine, as a router between Controller and PC Agent
  C. On the server machine to be monitored, in order to tunnel packets across the interposing firewall
  D. On the Controller machine, in order to reach monitored servers located over a firewall
  A. On a dedicated machine, to monitor servers located over a firewall