IBM Assessment Tivoli Directory Server V6.3 Implementation Set 3

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What are the correct steps to set a Filtered ACL on an entry using the IBM Tivoli Directory Server Web Administration Tool?

1) Navigate to Directory Management > Manage ACL.2) Select the entry where the ACL is to be added.3)
Select Select Actions > Edit ACL > Go.4) Select Effective ACLs.5) Click Add.6) Define the ACL. 1) Navigate to Directory Management > Manage Entries.2) Select the entry where the ACL is to be added.3)Select Select Actions > Edit ACL > Go.4) Select Effective ACLs.5) Click Add.6) Define the ACL. 1) Navigate to Directory Management > Manage ACL.2) Select the entry where the ACL is to be added.3)Select Select Actions > Edit ACL > Go.4) Select Filtered ACLs.5) Click Add.6) Define the ACL. 1) Navigate to Directory Management > Manage Entries.2) Select the entry where the ACL is to be added.3)Select Select Actions > Edit ACL > Go.4) Select Filtered ACLs.5) Click Add.6) Define the ACL.

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Which attribute can be used when analyzing the current ACL set on a server?

ibm-aclentry ibm-effectiveAcl ibm-filterAclEntry ibm-AllAclEntries

3.

Which LDIF is correct for enabling the Server Administrative Group?

dn: cn=Configurationchangetype: modifyreplace: ibm-slapdAdminGroupEnabledibm-
slapdAdminGroupEnabled: TRUE dn: cn=Admin,cn=Configurationchangetype: modifyreplace: ibm-slapdAdminGroupEnabledibm-slapdAdminGroupEnabled: TRUE dn: cn=Configurationchangetype: modifyreplace: ibm-slapdAdminGroupEnabledibm- slapdAdminGroup:Enabled dn: cn=Admin,cn=Configurationchangetype: modifyreplace: ibm-slapdAdminGroupEnabledibm-slapdAdminGroupEnabled: TRUE

4.

Where in the IBM Tivoli Directory Server Web Administration Tool are Administrative Groups enabled?

Expand the Users and Groups category in the navigation area. Click Manage Groups. Expand the Server Administration category in the navigation area. Click Manage Groups. Expand the Users and Groups in the navigation area. Click Manage Administrative Group. Expand the Server Administration category in the navigation area. Click Manage Administrative Group.

5.

Which command deploys the IBM Tivoli Directory Server Web Administration Tool on a Linux system?

/opt/ibm/ldap/V6.3/bin/deploy_IDSWebApp /opt/IBM/ldap/V6.3/sbin/deploy_IDSWebApp /opt/IBM/ldap/V6.3/idstools/deploy_IDSWebApp /opt/IBM/ldap/V6.3/appsrv/bin/deploy_IDSWebApp

6.

What are the default ports for the first IBM Tivoli Directory Server instance on a system?

Port: 389, Secure Port: 636, Administrative Port: 338, Secure Administrative Port: 339 Port: 389, Secure Port: 636, Administrative Port: 3538, Secure Administrative Port: 3539 Port: 389, Secure Port: 1389, Administrative Port: 3528, Secure Administrative Port: 3530 Port: 1389, Secure Port: 1636, Administrative Port: 3540, Secure Administrative Port: 3541

7.

A customer is concerned that an application is sending very time consuming queries to the server. All of their applications use distinct credentials for logging into the server. Which set of Audit settings are appropriate?

Performance true. Failed operations only false. Bind, UnBind, and Search true. Failed operations only false. Bind, Unbind, and Performance true. Failed operations only true. Bind, UnBind, Search, and Performance true. Failed operations only false.

8.

A customer is looking to export data in LDIF format. The LDIF data is only to include the entries of objectclass inetOrgPerson, in the o=acme subtree. There should be about 1000 entries. Which utility will accomplish this?

db2dump idsexport idsdb2ldif idsldapsearch

9.

Using the IBM Tivoli Directory Server Web Administration Tool, what is the navigational path to configure Tombstone?

Server Administration > Manage Tombstone Server Administration > Manage Tombstones > Tombstone Server Administration > Manage Server Properties > Tombstone Server Administration > Manage Server Properties > Delete Settings

10.

Which command creates a list of the distinguished names (DN) for all objects that have been deleted, assuming Tombstone has been enabled and the Admin DN is cn=root?

idsldapsearch -b "" -r -D cn=root -w ? objectclass="Tombstone" dn idsldapsearch -b "cn=localhost" -r -D cn=root -w ? objectclass=* dn idsldapsearch -b "cn=Tombstones" -r -D cn=root -w ? objectclass=* dn idsldapsearch -b "cn=Deleted Objects" -r -D cn=root -w ? objectclass=* dn

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