A.The administration server goes into ADMIN mode if it can no longer Communicate with Node Manager.

B.The managed servers that Nod Manager started go into ADMIN mode if they can no longer communicate with Node Manager.

C.Using the administration console, select the appropriate machine and click stop.

D.If you stop Node Manager, the managed servers it started will also stop.

E.You may kill the Node Manager process by using operating system commands.

F.Using the stopNodeManager.sh script so Node Manager stops gradually.

A.Use a single machine.

B.Use all machines in a subnet.

C.Use all machines in the domain.

D.Use all percentage of machines in the domain.

E.Use all machines whose names match an expression.

A.A server must be assigned a machine

B.A server can be associated with a server template

C.A server's name cannot be changed after it is created

D.A server must be assigned a listen port

E.Servers can have duplicate names as long as they have unique ports

F.A server must be assigned a listen address

A.This Is true because the domain files can be re-created with the pack and unpack utilities.

B.This is true (with an exception) because the domain files can be re-created with the pack and unpack utilities. The exception is if your security realm uses the embedded ldap system. Which is not included in the JAR file created by the pack utility.

C.This is true (with an exception) because the domain files can be re-created with the pack and unpack utilities. The exception is for applications that are deployed to the managed server. Those files are not included in the JAR file created by the pack utility. If you back those up manually, then pack and unpack can be used.

D.This is not true. You need to back up the domain files on a machine on which only managed servers run by using operating system commands (such as tar or zip).

A.Number of current sessions for an EJB

B.Number of instances of an EJB

C.Average execution time for a web application URL.

D.Maximum HTTP session timeout for a web application

E.Numbers of faults /errors for a web service

F.Number or transaction rollbacks for a web service