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1) You have installed and configured BizTalk Server in a lab environment,
and you are now conducting tests to determine whether or not the existing
architecture can sufficiently handle current and anticipated future system demands.
Using the System Monitor tool, you monitor a variety of counters under several
loading conditions. Among your findings:

Physical Disk: % Disk Time - This counter reaches 60-70 percent under peak loading conditions.
Memory: Page Faults/sec - This counter is typically below 2, but reaches 5 during peak
loading conditions.
Message Queue: Messages in Queue - This counter can reach 1000 during normal operation,
and as high as 2000 under peak loading conditions.
System: Context switches/sec - This counter is running much higher on the BizTalk server
than on the other servers.

What corrective action might these findings indicate?

a) The Message Queue server needs an immediate memory upgrade.
b) You should increase the amount of RAM to allow the server to respond to requests more quickly.
c) You should consider separating the send and receive functions, and running them on separate
servers.
d) You should add more physical disks or move one or more databases to another server.

Question Explanation:
Using the Microsoft Windows 2000 Performance tool is a good way to test the performance of
BizTalk Messaging Services. The System Monitor, a component of the Performance tool, graphically
displays counter readings as they change over time. Numerous white papers have been written
detailing specific ways to monitor performance. Some of the common counters often used to
monitor BizTalk Server performance have been highlighted in the scenario.

The only counter that stands out is the System: Context switches/sec counter. A high value here
could indicate that send and receive services should be separated, and run on separate servers.
This is a common performance enhancing technique for BizTalk Server installations.

The other listed counters are all well within established normal operating parameters, and none
of them indicate any corrective action at this time. As the volume of BizTalk traffic increases,
these values will certainly change, and may indicate potential problems in the future.




2) You need to use BizTalk Editor to create a custom specification. You want to store it to
the WebDAV repository. Before you attempt to store a specification to the repository,
And not it can, The Webdav not is visible.
Which of the following actions should you take?

a) Browse IIS and to review anonymous Access, for Folder Biztalk WEbdavRepository
b) Browse IIS and to review Read, for Folder Biztalk WEbdavRepository
c) Browse IIS and to review Direct Browsing, for Folder Biztalk WEbdavRepository
d) Browse IIS and to review Index, for Folder Biztalk WEbdavRepository

Question :
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References:

IIS 5.0 Documentation - Custom Error Messages
Technet, Microsoft

Failure to connect to WebDAV or to store files to WebDAV (The test has 2 ó 3 Questions).




3) You notice that the performance of your BizTalk Server installation has deteriorated
dramatically. Upon further investigation, you discover that the Tracking database has grown
too large. You need to bring the database back down to a manageable size.

What action should you take?

a) Use SQL Server Enterprise Manager to create a new job to remove transactions based on
criteria you specify.
b) Use SQL Server Enterprise Manager to add a new trigger that will automatically purge
transactions based on criteria you specify.
c) Manually remove outdated transactions from the database.
d) Use Visual Studio to modify existing stored procedures to cause old transactions to be
purged more quickly based on criteria you specify.

Question Explanation:
You should use SQL Server Enterprise Manager to set up replication and to set up
jobs to remove transactions based on criteria you specify.

Under no circumstances should you add triggers, modify existing stored procedures,
or access the database directly. Making changes to the Tracking database in this way
could lead to database corruption and loss of data. Also, this may cause BizTalk to function
incorrectly.

4) You are the BizTalk administrator for your company.
You need to configure BizTalk Server to send confidential
information to your trading partners. How can you configure BizTalk Server
to communicate securely with these trading partners using existing certificates?

a - Configure all channels to verify the encryption certificate against
your company's certificate.
b - Configure all channels to verify the encryption certificate against
each trading partner's certificate.
c - Configure all channels to verify the signature certificate against
each trading partner's certificate.
d - Configure all channels to verify the signature certificate against
your company's certificate.