Assume that New York is housing the only BlackBerry Enterprise Server for the Vancouver and Los Angeles sites. Since the BlackBerry Administration Service will be experiencing a heavy increase in…

Question

Options

• AInstall multiple instances of the BlackBerry Administration Service into the existing pool
• BInstall multiple instances of the BlackBerry Administration Service with a new pool for each server
• CInstall multiple instances of the BlackBerry Administration Service with a new pool name for each
• DInstall multiple instances of the BlackBerry Administration Service with more than one pool and

• A
  77% (10)
• B
  8% (1)
• C
  15% (2)

Explanation

Option A is correct because BlackBerry Administration Service (BAS) supports pooling by allowing multiple instances to be added to a single shared pool, which distributes the administrative load across those instances without requiring separate pools for each one. Options B and C are wrong because they each introduce a new or unique pool per instance - pooling only provides load balancing benefit when multiple BAS instances share the same pool, not separate ones. Option D is similarly incorrect because splitting instances across more than one pool fragments the load rather than balancing it collectively. Memory tip: Think of pooling like a swimming pool - all the swimmers (BAS instances) need to be in the same pool for them to share the workload; putting each swimmer in their own pool defeats the purpose entirely.

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