Analytics-Arch-201 Practice Exam Questions and Answers

A.  

By scheduling regular server restarts through TSM to ensure optimal performance

B.  

Using TSM's web interface to manually track and update server configurations

C.  

Implementing TSM command-line functionality to automate server configuration and maintenance tasks

D.  

Configuring TSM to automatically install Tableau Server updates without manual intervention

A.  

Setting the cache to refresh every time a view is loaded to ensure the most up-to-date data is always used

B.  

Configuring the cache to be cleared at a regular, scheduled interval that aligns with the data refresh schedule

C.  

Disabling caching entirely to force real-time queries for all dashboard views

D.  

Increasing the server's RAM to enhance its overall caching capability

A.  

Configuring Tableau Server to periodically synchronize with the LDAP server, regardless of user login attempts

B.  

Specifying the correct base distinguished name (DN) and search filters in the LDAP configuration on Tableau Server

C.  

Allocating additional CPU resources to Tableau Server to handle the encryption and decryption of LDAP traffic

D.  

Setting up a secondary LDAP server as a fallback for the primary LDAP server

A.  

Instructing users to individually download and install Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep from the official website

B.  

Utilizing a software distribution platform like Microsoft Intune to manage and automate the deployment process

C.  

Sending out installation files via email for users to install the applications themselves

D.  

Setting up a shared network drive where users can access and install the applications as needed

A.  

Assign all users the "Viewer" role to maintain data security and control

B.  

Provide "Creator" roles to department heads and "Explorer" roles to their team members

C.  

Implement a uniform "Explorer" role for all users to simplify management

D.  

Tailor user roles based on specific department needs and data access levels

A.  

Reinstalling Tableau Server to reset its network configuration

B.  

Checking the firewall settings on the Linux server to ensure necessary ports are open

C.  

Upgrading the network drivers on the Linux server

D.  

Configuring Tableau Server to bypass the firewall for all external communications

A.  

Migrating user passwords directly from Active Directory to LDAP

B.  

Ensuring that user roles and permissions are accurately mapped and transferred to the new LDAP system

C.  

Relying on default settings in LDAP without custom configurations

D.  

Completing the migration in the least possible time without testing

A.  

Avoid investing in disaster recovery infrastructure to reduce costs

B.  

Focus on high availability within a single location without offsite disaster recovery

C.  

Implement a geographically dispersed disaster recovery setup for the Tableau deployment

D.  

Utilize manual processes for disaster recovery to maintain data control

A.  

Relying solely on Tableau Server's internal monitoring tools for hardware and operating system metrics

B.  

Utilizing a comprehensive system monitoring tool that tracks metrics like CPU usage, memory, disk space, and network activity

C.  

Focusing exclusively on tracking network activity, as it is the most critical aspect affecting Tableau Server's performance

D.  

Manually recording system metrics at the end of each week for trend analysis

A.  

Creating a unique user account in Tableau Server for each user of the connected app

B.  

Registering the connected app in Tableau Server and obtaining client credentials (client ID and secret)

C.  

Allocating additional storage on Tableau Server for data accessed by the connected app

D.  

Setting up a dedicated VPN channel between Tableau Server and the connected app