EMC E20-475 Exam Syllabus Topics:

EMC Content Management Systems Architecture Sample Questions:

1. A client is migrating their repositories from Windows to Linux. The database server is Oracle. The content file stores are on NAS and made available over CIFS. For the migration, the client has
done the following: installed Content Server and Oracle client on Linux using an installation owner account with the same name on Windows copied the tnsnames.ora from Windows to Linux configured replacement Connection Brokers added Services entries for the repositories on the Linux Content Server environment attached to the NAS storage using NFS updated for each repository the web_server_loc, smtp_server, r_host_name, r_install_domain, and projection target attributes for server config using SQL to reflect the new server name Which minimal high-level steps does the client need to take to complete the migration?

A) copy all the configuration, and the aek.key files under %DOCUMENTUM%\dba Windows to$DOCUMENTUM/dba on the Linux Content Server update the user_auth_target, database_password_file, and Docbase Projection Target fields in each server.ini update the appropriate dm_location objects in the repositories using SQL to map to the new locations</UL
B) copy all the configuration, and the aek.key files under %DOCUMENTUM%\dba Windows to $DOCUMENTUM/dba on the Linux Content Server update the Docbase Projection Target fields in each server.ini update the appropriate dm_location objects in the repositories using SQL to map to the new locations
C) copy all the configuration files under %DOCUMENTUM%\dba Windows to $DOCUMENTUM/dba on the Linux Content Server update the user_auth_target, database_password_file, and Docbase Projection Target fields in each server.ini update the appropriate dm_location objects in the repositories using SQL to map to the new locations
D) copy all the configuration files under %DOCUMENTUM%\dba Windows to $DOCUMENTUM/dba on the Linux Content Server pdate the database_password_file, and Docbase Projection Target fields in each server.ini update the appropriate dm_location objects in the repositories using SQL to map to the new locations

2. A client wants to implement content compression when retrieving content in Webtop for particular formats. The client is using UCF for content transfer. What should the client know about content compression?

A) Content compression can be implemeted using WDK development.
B) Content compression for particular formats is configurable for each WDK application.
C) Content compression can only be turned on or off for all formats in each WDK application.
D) Content compression can only be configured at the application server level.

3. A customer has given you a requirement to restrict superuser access to a specific cabinet in a repository. What do you use to accomplish this?

A) Mulitdimensional Access Control Lists (MACLs)
B) Documentum Information Rights Manager Services (IRM)
C) Documentum Records Manager Services (RM)
D) Access Control Lists (ACL) to set superuser with no access

4. A client wants to replace old servers that have repositories using SAN, NAS, and CAS storage. The client wants to keep the existing storage. What are the minimal actions required to accomplish this?

A) detach SAN, NAS, and CAS storage from the old server; reattach to the new server
B) detach SAN and NAS; migrate content on CAS storage to NAS/SAN; reattach SAN and NAS to the new server; migrate content back to CAS storage
C) migrate content on SAN to new SAN storage attached to the new server; detach NAS and CAS storage from the old server; reattach to the new server
D) detach the NAS; migrate content on the SAN to new SAN storage attached to the new server; migrate content on CAS storage to NAS/SAN; reattach NAS to the new server; migrate content back to CAS storage

5. Your new Documentum Repository is only used between 07:00 and 19:00 and can be offline during the night. The single filestore is expected to grow significantly, and the system will be backed up directly to tape.You decide to use daily Full Cold Backup to optimize the restore process and help reduce the restore time if the system has to be restored from backup.What is a potential problem with this backup strategy?

A) Users may make changes to the system before the backup is complete.
B) The restore time will not be minimized because you are restoring from a full backup, not an incremental backup.
C) The backup window is finite, so the system backup could eventually overrun the window.
D) The database and the Content Stores will need to be resynchronized after the system is restored from backup.

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