IBM 000-274 Value Pack (Frequently Bought Together)

An organization has isolated environments for development, functional, integration and performance testing. Each environment includes at least one DataPower appliance, client, and several instances of backend systems. A solution implementer has made changes to a DataPower service in the development environment that needs to be promoted to other testenvironments for further testing. During migration, environment specific values must be changed in order for the configuration to integrate with the correct backend systems in the target environment. What options does the solution implementer have to automate this migration? (choose three)

• A. Use the Deployment Policy object to changeenvironment specific values at the time of export at the source appliance.
• B. Use the checkpoint function of the appliance to save copies of configuration for specific target environments.
• C. Use the Deployment Policy object to change environment specific values at the time of import at the target appliance.
• D. Take a secure backup of the appliance and secure restore the configuration on the target appliance.
• E. Use an external script to search and replace environment values. Then use the script to push the configuration via CLI or XML Management Interface.
• F. Use the WebGUI to change environment specific values and then export the configuration.

A company-wide Certificate Authority (CA) provides its internal CA root and intermediary certificates to the solution implementer to use for the creation of Validation Credentials that validates several back end servers using SSL. The two lines of business in the company provide services on two different domains on DataPower and two different banks of servers on the back end. The requirement is to share a single copy of the CA certificates to create validation credentials in two domains for both the lines of business to simplify maintenance. How can the solution implementer satisfy the requirement?

• A. Store the certificatein the cert: folder in any of the two domains and mark the certificate as shared.
• B. Store the CA certificates in the store:///cert folder from the default domain.
• C. Create Validation Credentials in the default domain so it can be shared across all the domains.
• D. Store the CA certificates in the sharedcert: folder from the default domain.

A customer wants to protect communication between two WebSphere DataPower Appliances against a replay attack. The second DataPower appliance needs to validate that the message received from the first appliance has spent no more than 30 seconds in transit. How should the solution implementer satisfy this requirement?

• A. Use symmetric key encryption using an encrypt-string extension function on a timestamp string on the first DataPower appliance. Then use the same key with a decrypt-string extension function on the second appliance and validate the timestamp.
• B. Use symmetric key encryption using an encrypt-string extension function on a timestamp string on the first DataPower appliance. Then use the public certificate from the first device with a decrypt-string extension function on the second appliance and validate the timestamp.
• C. Set the var://service/transaction-timeout variable on the first DataPower appliance to30 seconds.
• D. Configure mutually authenticated SSL between the two DataPower appliances with an SSL timeout field configured to 30 seconds.

A SOAP message needs to be packaged with a JPEG. The requirement is to use SOAP with Attachments. Where would the solution implementer include the attachment in the message?

• A. The SOAP body
• B. A non-root MIME part
• C. A SOAP header
• D. The root MIME part

In the Configured Rules section of the Policy Editor, two request rules are listed, Rule_One, followed by Rule_Two, and both use the same matching rule.

What occurs when a message that satisfies the matching rule is received?

• A. The policy will not be applied, since the Policy Editor will not allow a configuration of rules that have the same match.
• B. Only Rule_One will beexecuted since it is the first rule that matches the request.
• C. This policy will fail during execution, since it cannot be determined which rule should be executed.
• D. Rule_One will be executed, followed by Rule_Two, since all rules that satisfy the match are executed.