Knowledge Transfer - Concepts Quiz 1 - Trivia , Flashcards & Questions

2.

What value does ESM bring to the IS organization? (check all that apply)

Comprehensive alert management
Foundation for enabling the effectiveness of the AICC
Aid tech management in affectively monitoring applications
Assistance in interpreting operational metrics

Correct Answer(s)

A. Comprehensive alert management
A. Foundation for enabling the effectiveness of the AICC
A. Aid tech management in affectively monitoring applications
A. Assistance in interpreting operational metrics

Explanation

ESM (Enterprise Systems Management) brings several values to the IS (Information Systems) organization. It provides comprehensive alert management, allowing the organization to effectively monitor and manage alerts from various systems and applications. ESM also serves as a foundation for enabling the effectiveness of the AICC (Automated Incident and Change Control) process, ensuring that incidents and changes are handled efficiently. Additionally, ESM aids tech management in effectively monitoring applications, allowing for proactive identification and resolution of issues. Lastly, ESM assists in interpreting operational metrics, providing insights into the performance and health of the organization's systems and applications.

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3.

What happens in the process when a Sourcename record doesn’t exist for a specific alert?

The process stops and does not proceed
Ticket and Console is triggered and the ESM oncall person is called
Ticket only no one is contacted

Correct Answer

A. Ticket and Console is triggered and the ESM oncall person is called

Explanation

When a Sourcename record doesn't exist for a specific alert, the process triggers a ticket and console. Additionally, the ESM on-call person is called to address the issue.

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4.

The ESM framework is a single purchased application that can handle all of the ESM requirements?

True
False

Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The ESM framework is not a single purchased application that can handle all of the ESM requirements. This implies that there are multiple applications or tools that are needed to fulfill the ESM requirements, rather than just one.

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5.

What is the most common protocol used to pass traps to the ESM framework? (Select one)

XML
SMTP
HTTP
SNMP

Correct Answer

A. SNMP

Explanation

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is the most common protocol used to pass traps to the ESM (Enterprise Security Management) framework. SNMP is a widely used protocol for network management and allows devices to send notifications, called traps, to a central management system. These traps provide information about events or conditions that occur on the network devices, such as system failures or security breaches. The ESM framework relies on SNMP traps to receive and process these notifications, making SNMP the correct answer.

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6.

What logic in the framework takes place first State or Maintenance?

State
Maintenance

Correct Answer

A. Maintenance

Explanation

In the given framework, the logic of Maintenance takes place before the State. This means that any necessary repairs, updates, or adjustments are made first, ensuring that the framework is in proper working condition. Once the maintenance is completed, the State logic can then be implemented, allowing the framework to function according to its intended purpose.

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7.

Which one of the following is not an output of the ESM framework?

ISM
Clarify
ControlM
Alarmsconsole

Correct Answer

A. ControlM

Explanation

ControlM is not an output of the ESM framework. The ESM framework, or Enterprise Service Management framework, is a set of best practices and tools used to manage and optimize IT services. ISM, Clarify, and Alarmsconsole are examples of outputs or components of the ESM framework, but ControlM is not directly related to ESM. ControlM is a workload automation tool used for scheduling and managing batch jobs in IT environments.

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8.

Who are the ESM team’s customers? (check all that apply)

AICC
Tech Management
Business Partners
Executives

Correct Answer(s)

A. AICC
A. Tech Management
A. Business Partners
A. Executives

Explanation

The ESM team's customers include AICC, Tech Management, Business Partners, and Executives. These are the various stakeholders who rely on the services and support provided by the ESM team. Each of these groups has different needs and requirements, and the ESM team must cater to them accordingly. AICC represents an external organization or association that is a customer of the ESM team. Tech Management refers to the internal IT department or team that utilizes the services of the ESM team. Business Partners are external entities or organizations that collaborate with the company and rely on the ESM team's support. Executives are the top-level management within the company who require the services and insights provided by the ESM team.

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9.

Select three inputs of the ESM framework?

Foreseer
Request Center
Indicative
Patrol

Correct Answer(s)

A. Foreseer
A. Indicative
A. Patrol

Explanation

The ESM framework is a tool used for enterprise service management. It helps in managing and optimizing various services within an organization. Foreseer, Indicative, and Patrol are three inputs of the ESM framework. Foreseer is a predictive analytics tool that helps in forecasting and planning for future service needs. Indicative is a tool used for monitoring and measuring service performance. Patrol is a tool used for real-time monitoring and alerting of service issues. These three inputs play a crucial role in ensuring effective service management and continuous improvement.

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10.

Which of these factors are critical to the success of the ESM team? (check all that apply)

Management buy-in
Agile work process
Various console’s with individual views into each alerting system
Effective cross IS collaboration

Correct Answer(s)

A. Management buy-in
A. Agile work process
A. Effective cross IS collaboration

Explanation

The success of the ESM team depends on several critical factors. Management buy-in is crucial as it ensures support and resources from higher-level executives. An agile work process is also important as it allows the team to quickly adapt and respond to changing needs and requirements. Effective cross IS collaboration is necessary for seamless coordination and communication between different teams and departments. These factors contribute to the overall success and efficiency of the ESM team.

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Knowledge Transfer - Concepts Quiz 1

What does the acronym BSM stand for?

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What value does ESM bring to the IS organization? (check all that apply)

What happens in the process when a Sourcename record doesn’t exist for a specific alert?

The ESM framework is a single purchased application that can handle all of the ESM requirements?

What is the most common protocol used to pass traps to the ESM framework? (Select one)

What logic in the framework takes place first State or Maintenance?

Which one of the following is not an output of the ESM framework?

Who are the ESM team’s customers? (check all that apply)

Select three inputs of the ESM framework?

Which of these factors are critical to the success of the ESM team? (check all that apply)