Analytics-Arch-201 Practice Questions

A.  

The Windows Event Viewer System Logs to check for any operating system-level errors

B.  

The Tableau Server log files located in the "logs" directory of the Tableau Server installation path

C.  

The IIS logs if Tableau Server is configured to use IIS as a web server

D.  

The network logs to check for any connectivity issues with client machines

A.  

The total disk space used by Tableau Server data extracts

B.  

The CPU and memory utilization of the Tableau Server during peak usage times

C.  

The number of user licenses utilized on the Tableau Server

D.  

The version of the Tableau Server software and its compatibility with the operating system

A.  

Regularly changing the API key to prevent unauthorized access

B.  

Setting up rate limits to control the number of requests to the Metadata API

C.  

Configuring the Metadata API to run on a separate server from the main Tableau Server

D.  

Encrypting all Metadata API responses with an additional encryption layer

A.  

Local authentication for each branch to maintain independent user management

B.  

Active Directory with single sign-on (SSO) to integrate with the existing corporate identity management system

C.  

Separate identity stores for each region, disregarding the existing corporate identity management system

D.  

Manual username and password setup for each user on the Tableau Server

A.  

Configuring a minimal number of backgrounders and VizQL processes to reduce server load

B.  

Maximizing the number of Data Server processes while minimizing other processes

C.  

Balancing the number of VizQL, Data Server, and Backgrounder processes to support user concurrency and data analysis needs

D.  

Focusing solely on increasing the number of Backgrounder processes

A.  

The compatibility of the Kerberos protocol with the web browser used by clients

B.  

The configuration of Service Principal Names (SPNs) for the Tableau Server

C.  

The network speed between the client machines and the Tableau Server

D.  

The frequency of synchronization between Tableau Server and the domain controller

A.  

The email content and formatting settings in Tableau Server

B.  

The SMTP configuration settings in Tableau Server, including server address and port

C.  

Upgrading the email server to a version that is compatible with Tableau Server

D.  

Changing the Tableau Server's operating system to one that is more compatible with the email server

A.  

Disabling all encryption to improve system performance

B.  

Using only at-rest encryption and ignoring encryption for data in transit

C.  

Enabling SSL/TLS for encryption over the wire and using encrypted extracts for at-rest data

D.  

Implementing at-rest encryption only for selected sensitive data fields

A.  

Configuring Tableau Server to use a specific set of encryption algorithms

B.  

Obtaining and installing a valid SSL certificate from a trusted certificate authority on Tableau Server

C.  

Setting up a dedicated SSL decryption server to handle incoming SSL traffic

D.  

Enabling SSL on client devices that access Tableau Server

A.  

Increasing the bandwidth of the server's internet connection

B.  

Verifying the configuration settings of the reverse proxy, including URL rewriting and port forwarding rules

C.  

Changing the reverse proxy software to a different provider

D.  

Installing a new SSL certificate directly on the Tableau Server