In IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 what leads to Fatal messages in the message level log of a ncp process?

• A. process has not started
• B. process is terminated
• C. process is running with errors
• D. process is hung

A discovery is running against 800 devices and the majority of the devices are Cisco routers and switches. The current phase of Discovery is in Phase 3 and the CiscoSwitchSnmp agent is still running. The administrator wants to know how many devices are left to be discovered. Which query returns the IP addresses left to discover?

• A. select Address from CiscoSwitchSnmp.despatch where Address NOT IN ((select Address from CiscoSwitchSnmp.returns));
• B. select m_IsManagementIP from translations.ipToBaseName where m_Protocol =1;
• C. select Address from master.entityByName;
• D. select mUniqueAddress from CiscoSwitchSnmp.despatch where mUniqueAddress NOT IN ((select mUniqueAddressfrom CiscoSwitchSnmp.returns));

A customer wants to deploy IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 (ITNM) in their environment. They plan to discover and monitor specific various network devices and servers that are throughout their enterprise. The customer wants to ensure that they manage only a list of devices in their network with a specific naming convention. They currently keep track of these devices using a CSV file of IP addresses, hostnames and locations and have SNMP andping access to these systems. Currently their DNS server and SysName naming conventions are not consistent. The customer also wants to ensure that they do not discover IP addresses outside the CSV list.
Which discovery seeding method best suits their ITNMconfiguration?

• A. configure the Collector Finder by seeding the discovery and converting the CSV file to an XML file
• B. configure the Ping Finder by adding a list of subnets from the list of IP addresses using the CSV file
• C. ensure Feedback is enabled and then configure the Ping Finder and the File Finder by adding a list of subnets using the CSV file
• D. configure the File Finder topoint to the CSV file on the Network Manager server with a comma delimiter

Which steps add a new node to the ping finder?

• A. 1) Navigate to the Seed page within the Network Discovery Configuration pane.
  2) In the section for Use Ping Finder in Discovery, click the icon to add a new seed.
  3) Complete the dialog box to add a new IP address.
• B. 1) Navigate to the Seed page within the Network Discovery Configuration pane.
  2) In the section for Use File Finder in Discovery, click the icon to add a new seed.
  3) Complete the dialog box to add a new file name.
• C. 1) Navigate to the Advanced page within the Network Discovery Configuration pane.
  2) In the section for Use Ping Finder in Discovery, click the icon to add a new seed.
  3) Complete the dialog box to add a new IP address.
• D. 1) Navigate to the Scope pagewithin the Network Discovery Configuration pane.
  2) Click the icon to add a new scope.
  3) Complete the dialog box to add a new range to the scope.

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A user is trying to create a network view that combines standard IBM Tivoli Network Manager IP Edition V3.9 (ITNM) topology attributes with a custom ObjectServer column. Whenthey use the drop-down list in the Network View Filter builder the column name does not appear. Which action displays the custom ObjectServer column?

• A. edit the activeEvent table in the ncmonitor database to include the custom column name and type and restart the appropriate processes to allow these to be picked up
• B. modiiythe ncim.mainNodedetailsviewto include the column name taking care to match the name and type exactly as they appear in the ObjectServer
• C. edit the EventGatewaySchema.cfg to ensure that the Adaptive Polling plug-in is configured with the correct ObjectServer column name
• D. edit the ncimMetaDataxmlTopoviz configuration file to ensure that the custom name is included in the searchable columns for the activeEvent table