Which two integration tasks are needed to get CUIC to communicate with ECE? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ACreate a SQL User with db_datareader rights to the eGReportsDB on the ECE Reporting server.
• BSingle-mode authentication must be enabled on the ECE Reporting server.
• CCreate a SQL User with db_user rights to the eGsideDB on the ECE Reporting server.
• DMixed mode authentication must be enabled on the ECE Reporting server.
• ECreate a SQL User with db_user rights to the eGReportsDB on the ECE Reporting server.
• FMixed mode authentication must be enabled on the CUIC publisher.

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  83% (44)
• C
  9% (5)
• D
  2% (1)
• F
  2% (1)

Explanation

Integrating CUIC with ECE requires two specific configurations: enabling single-mode authentication on the ECE Reporting server (B) so that ECE accepts the SQL credentials CUIC will use, and creating a SQL user with db_user rights on the eGReportsDB database (E), which grants the correct permission level on the correct reporting database.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• (A) db_datareader rights are insufficient - CUIC requires db_user rights to function properly against eGReportsDB.
• (C) eGsideDB is the wrong database; eGReportsDB is the ECE reporting database CUIC queries.
• (D) Mixed-mode authentication is not the required setting - single-mode (SQL Server Authentication only) is what ECE's Reporting server needs for this integration.
• (F) Authentication mode is configured on the ECE Reporting server, not the CUIC publisher.

Memory tip: Think "Single + eGReports" - ECE needs Single-mode auth and a SQL user on eGReportsDB. If you see "Mixed" or the wrong database (eGside), it's a trap. Also, nothing is configured on the CUIC side for SQL auth - all changes live on the ECE Reporting server.

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