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BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0 uses Kerberos as the authentication method with Active Directory (AD). Kerberos is a network authentication protocol that provides secure authentication for client/server applications. It uses tickets to verify the identity of users and allows them to access resources without the need to re-enter their credentials. This authentication method offers improved security and convenience for users accessing Java InfoView with Single Sign-On.

InfoView was developed using Java. Java is a popular web programming language known for its versatility and platform independence. It is widely used for building web applications, including InfoView, due to its robustness, scalability, and security features. Java's object-oriented nature and extensive libraries make it suitable for developing complex and dynamic web applications. Additionally, Java's compatibility with different operating systems and its ability to run on various devices make it a preferred choice for web development.

The bootstrap file is saved in the "Win32_x86" directory by default on the Windows platform.

The Server Intelligence Agent (SIA) is responsible for starting the Central Management Server (CMS). The SIA is a component of the SAP BusinessObjects platform that manages the lifecycle of servers and services. It is responsible for starting, stopping, and monitoring the CMS, as well as other server processes. Therefore, the SIA is the correct component that starts the CMS.

InfoView uses the Central Management Server (CMS) name to log you in. The CMS is responsible for managing the BusinessObjects environment and acts as a central hub for user authentication and authorization. By providing the CMS name, InfoView can establish a connection to the correct CMS and verify your credentials, allowing you to access the necessary reports and documents.

The Server Intelligence Agent (SIA) provides three benefits: security, administrative accessibility, and reliability. Security is important to ensure that the server and its data are protected from unauthorized access and potential threats. Administrative accessibility allows authorized individuals to easily manage and control the server, making it more efficient to perform administrative tasks. Reliability ensures that the server operates consistently and without interruptions, minimizing downtime and ensuring smooth operation. These benefits contribute to a secure, accessible, and reliable server environment.

The replication process uses the .BIAR file type to transfer content.

wdeploy supports WebLogic, JBoss, and WebSphere as Web Application Servers (WAS) in standalone mode for BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0. JRun is not supported in this context.

You can use the String data type for static values in profiles. This data type is commonly used to represent text or alphanumeric characters. It allows you to store and manipulate static values such as names, addresses, or any other textual information in profiles.

When viewing a Crystal Report instance that has both saved data and two successful instances, the answer states that you will see the newest successful instance. This means that the most recent instance of the report that was successfully generated and saved will be displayed. This suggests that the system prioritizes showing the most up-to-date information to the user.

To clone the Input File Repository Server (FRS) Service, you need to go to the Central Management Console (CMC), navigate to the Servers area, and select Input FRS. From the Actions menu, choose the option to Clone Server. This will create a copy of the Input FRS Service.

To configure the Input File Repository Server (FRS) to start-up manually, you need to go to the Central Management Console (CMC), navigate to the Servers area, and access the Properties page for the Input FRS. From there, you should uncheck the option that says "Automatically start this server when the Server Intelligence Agent Starts". This ensures that the Input FRS will not start automatically when the Server Intelligence Agent starts up.

The Repository Diagnostic Tool should be used to check the consistency of the Central Management Server (CMS) with both the Input File Repository Server (FRS) and the Output File Repository Server (FRS). This tool helps to ensure that the CMS and FRS are functioning correctly and that there are no issues with the file repositories. By checking the consistency of both the input and output FRS with the CMS, any potential issues or inconsistencies can be identified and resolved.

The properties for the Event Server are stored in the Central Management Server (CMS) System database. This is where the configuration information and settings for the Event Server are stored and managed. The CMS System database serves as a central repository for various server-related information in the BusinessObjects environment, including the Event Server properties. Storing the properties in the CMS System database allows for centralized management and ensures that the Event Server operates according to the specified settings and configurations.

By setting the view right to granted for Group 1, the user who belongs to Group 1 will have permission to view the specific folder. By not specifying the view right for Group 2 and the Everyone group, the user who belongs to both Group 1 and Group 2 will not be denied access to the folder, allowing them to view it.

To specify the auto-start option for the Event Server, you need to login to the Central Management Console (CMC), select the Servers icon, choose a Server from the list, and then click on Manage Object Properties. This allows you to access the server's properties and configure the auto-start option as desired.

The Import Wizard in XI 3.0 allows for the migration of Custom Access Levels, Replication Schedules, and Remote Connections from a Development XI 3.0 Repository to a Production XI 3.0 Repository. These objects are essential for maintaining consistency and functionality between the two repositories. Custom Access Levels ensure that the appropriate access permissions are applied to users and groups. Replication Schedules allow for the automated replication of data between repositories. Remote Connections enable communication and integration with external systems.

To implement single pass report bursting, three publishing steps need to be followed. Firstly, user profiles need to be created to define the recipients of the bursted reports. Secondly, the publication object needs to be created, which includes selecting the report to be bursted and specifying the burst criteria. Lastly, the publication object needs to be scheduled to determine the frequency and timing of the report bursting. The creation of the web publication object is not necessary for single pass report bursting.

The correct answer is ".Local Server Intelligence Agent". This component can be added using the Central Configuration Manager (CCM). The Local Server Intelligence Agent is responsible for managing and monitoring the local server and its resources. It allows for centralized control and configuration of the local server, providing a convenient way to manage and administer the server's intelligence capabilities.

A dynamic recipient refers to a publication recipient that exists outside the BusinessObjects Enterprise System. This means that the recipient is not a part of the system itself but can still receive dynamically updated documents from it.

To add additional services to an Adaptive Processing Server, the server needs to be stopped first. Then, in the Actions menu, the option to select services should be chosen. This allows for the selection and addition of the desired services to the server configuration.

To create a Search Service in a new server, you need to select "Create New Server" in the Central Management Console (CMC). Then, choose "Core Services" from the Category list and select the Search Service from the Server list. This option allows you to add a new server specifically for the Search Service within the CMC interface.

In BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0, the access levels that can be combined are Predefined and Custom. Predefined access levels are predefined sets of permissions that are provided by the system, while Custom access levels are created by the user and can be tailored to specific needs. By combining these two types of access levels, users can have a combination of predefined permissions and custom permissions to access and manage different resources within the system.

Web Intelligence-based publications can be exported to two document formats: Excel and PDF. Excel is a popular spreadsheet program that allows users to organize and analyze data, making it a suitable format for exporting Web Intelligence-based publications. PDF, on the other hand, is a widely used document format that preserves the formatting and layout of a document, making it ideal for sharing and printing reports or publications. Both Excel and PDF provide different functionalities and advantages, depending on the specific requirements of the user.

Profile values are values that can be assigned to a user's profile in a system. Static values are fixed values that do not change. Expressions are formulas or calculations that can be used to derive a value. Variables are placeholders for values that can be assigned or changed. Universe objects, on the other hand, are not profile values. They are objects used for creating reports and queries in business intelligence systems.

The Central Management Server (CMS) must be running in order to delete the Server Intelligence Agent (SIA). The CMS is responsible for managing and controlling all the server components in the BusinessObjects system, including the SIA. Without the CMS running, there would be no centralized control and management of the server components, making it impossible to delete the SIA. The other servers listed (File Repository Server, Web Application Server, and Web Server) do not have the authority to delete the SIA.

The correct answer is to go to the Central Management Console (CMC), then go to the properties of the specific server and click on Set Configuration Template. This explanation provides the specific steps and location within the CMC to set up a configuration template for a Web Intelligence Processing Server.

When an InfoObject exists in the CMS System database but the corresponding file cannot be found in the FRS, the Deployment Diagnostic Tool will remove the InfoObject from the CMS System database, unless otherwise specified. This means that the InfoObject will be deleted from the database to maintain data consistency and prevent any potential errors or conflicts.

The correct answer is Replication Job because a replication job is a specific task that is scheduled to replicate data from a source system to a target system. It defines the scope and settings for the replication process, such as the tables or objects to be replicated, the frequency of replication, and any transformations or filters to be applied. Replication jobs are typically used in data replication scenarios where specific data needs to be synchronized between systems on a regular basis.

The three application servers that can deploy Web Archive (WAR) files using wdeploy are Oracle Containers for J2EE, SAP Netweaver, and Sun Java Application Server. These servers have the capability to host and run WAR files, which are a standard format for packaging Java web applications. By using wdeploy, developers can easily deploy their WAR files to these application servers, enabling the deployment and execution of their web applications.

By creating a custom access level and applying it to all folders, we can ensure that each group of users has the necessary permissions to edit existing Web Intelligence documents. This allows us to set up a secure folder structure for the different departments, granting appropriate access rights to the Human Resources and Finance departments separately. Modifying advanced rights on all groups or a top-level folder may not provide the necessary granularity to differentiate between the two departments' access requirements. Applying a predefined access level to all folders may not cater to the specific needs of each department.

The Web Intelligence Scheduling and Publishing Service needs to be selected in the Adaptive Job Server to allow Web Intelligence documents to be scheduled. This service is specifically designed to handle the scheduling and publishing of Web Intelligence documents, ensuring that they are executed and delivered according to the specified schedule. By selecting this service in the Adaptive Job Server, users can easily schedule and automate the generation and distribution of Web Intelligence documents.

BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0 is shipped with Apache Tomcat version 5.5.

Creating a custom access level allows for controlling security access to a server, as it allows for setting specific permissions and restrictions for different users or user groups. This helps in ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to certain resources and data, enhancing overall security. Additionally, creating a custom access level can simplify the administration of the system by providing a streamlined and organized approach to managing user access and permissions.

To install just the Web Tier components, you need to use the installation CD and perform a Web Tier Install. This means that you will use the installation CD to initiate the installation process and then select the option specifically for installing the Web Tier components. This will ensure that only the necessary components for the Web Tier are installed, without any additional components or features.

In a cluster of eight quad servers and two external web servers, the minimum number of Server Intelligence Agents (SIA) that need to be configured is eight. Each quad server requires one SIA to manage it, resulting in a total of eight SIAs for the quad servers. The two external web servers do not require SIAs as they are not part of the cluster. Therefore, the correct answer is 8.

In the Standalone Deployment mode, both static and dynamic web pages are placed on the Web Application Server (WAS). This means that the server is responsible for serving both types of web pages to the users. Static web pages are those that do not change frequently and can be served as they are, while dynamic web pages are generated on the fly and can change based on user interactions or other factors. By placing both types of pages on the Web Application Server, it ensures that all web content is managed and delivered efficiently from a single source.

A single replication job refers to a process where data is copied or replicated from one location (origin site) to another location (destination site). In this case, the correct answer states that a single replication job has only one origin site and only one destination site. This means that the data is being replicated from a single source to a single target location, without involving multiple origin or destination sites.

To use a configuration template for the Input File Repository Server (FRS), you need to go to the Central Management Console (CMC) and navigate to the Servers area. From there, you should select the Input FRS properties and then choose the option "Use Configuration Template". This allows you to apply a pre-defined configuration template to the Input FRS, which can help streamline the setup and configuration process.

The question is asking for three pre-defined Wizards. The correct answer choices are Full Control, Schedule, and View on Demand. These three options are pre-defined Wizards that are commonly used in various systems or software. The option "No Access" is not a pre-defined Wizard, so it is not included in the correct answer.

The repository is the object that contains the configuration information for the servers. It is a centralized location where the configuration data is stored and can be accessed by the servers. By backing up the repository, you can ensure that the configuration information is safe and can be restored if needed.

In two-way replication, the Central Management Server (CMS) on the Destination system initiates the Replication Job. This means that the CMS on the Destination system is responsible for starting the replication process between the two systems. The CMS on the Origin system does not initiate the replication job in this scenario.

To change the location of the FileStore Directory on all the Servers, the best method to use is to configure and use a Configuration Template. This method allows you to define the desired settings for the FileStore Directory location in a template file, which can then be applied to all the Input FRS servers. This ensures consistency and efficiency in making the necessary changes across all servers. Modifying the properties of the Input FRS in the Central Configuration Manager (CCM) or modifying the Input FRS properties in the registry may be more time-consuming and error-prone compared to using a Configuration Template.

The command line for wdeploy allows you to specify three parameters: Web Server Type, Deployment Parameters, and Deployment Actions. The Web Server Type parameter is used to specify the type of web server being used for deployment. The Deployment Parameters parameter allows you to specify any additional parameters or configurations needed for the deployment. The Deployment Actions parameter is used to specify the specific actions or tasks that should be performed during the deployment process.

To create a silent installation response file named setup_file.ini, you need to run setup.exe with the setup_file.ini parameter switch. This means that you include the setup_file.ini file as a parameter when executing the setup.exe file. This allows the setup program to read the instructions and settings from the response file, enabling a silent installation without any user interaction.

The two options available for resolving publication profile conflicts are "Do not merge" and "Merge". The "Do not merge" option means that the conflicting profiles will not be merged and will remain separate. The "Merge" option, on the other hand, allows for the conflicting profiles to be combined into one.

The Server Intelligence Agent (SIA) startup account impacts any server managed by the SIA. This means that the SIA startup account is responsible for managing and controlling the operations of all servers that are under the supervision of the SIA. Therefore, the startup account has the ability to impact and influence the functioning of any server that falls under its management.

In BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0, you can import three objects from BCA Publisher 6.5. These objects are External Recipients, Publications, and Profiles. External Recipients are individuals or groups outside the organization who can receive reports or publications. Publications are collections of reports or documents that can be scheduled and distributed to users. Profiles are sets of predefined settings that can be applied to reports or documents for consistent formatting and layout.

The correct answer is Destination Job Server. The Destination Job Server is responsible for distributing publications. This server receives the publication requests from the Central Management Server (CMS) and then distributes the publications to the specified destinations. The Adaptive Job Server and Adaptive Processing Server are not involved in the distribution of publications.

To add a Replication Service to an existing Adaptive Processing Server, it is necessary to stop the server first. Then, from the Actions menu, select "Select Services" and add the Replication Service. This ensures that the server is not running while making changes to its services, allowing for a smooth addition of the Replication Service.