BCP-620 · Question #40
Which tool allows you to control, on an individual BlackBerry Enterprise Server-basis, which BlackBerry Enterprise Server will complete a scan of the company address book and update the BlackBerry…
The correct answer is C. TraitTool. TraitTool (C) is the correct answer because it is a BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrative utility that lets administrators configure per-server settings, including which specific BES instance is responsible for scanning the company address book (Global Address List) and…
Question
Which tool allows you to control, on an individual BlackBerry Enterprise Server-basis, which BlackBerry Enterprise Server will complete a scan of the company address book and update the BlackBerry Configuration Database accordingly?(Choose one)
Options
- ASBThrottle
- BMailStoreScan
- CTraitTool
- DPollInterval
- EDBCheck
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A6% (3)
- B4% (2)
- C78% (42)
- D2% (1)
- E11% (6)
Explanation
TraitTool (C) is the correct answer because it is a BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrative utility that lets administrators configure per-server settings, including which specific BES instance is responsible for scanning the company address book (Global Address List) and writing the results back to the BlackBerry Configuration Database - preventing duplicate scans when multiple servers share a database.
- SBThrottle (A) controls synchronization bandwidth throttling, not address book scanning responsibilities.
- MailStoreScan (B) is not a standard BES tool; it may sound plausible but relates to mailbox-level operations, not GAL scanning control.
- PollInterval (D) is a configuration parameter that sets how often polling occurs, not which server performs it.
- DBCheck (E) is a database integrity/diagnostic utility, unrelated to address book scan assignment.
Memory tip: Think of "Trait" as a characteristic assigned to a server - you're assigning the trait of "address book scanner" to one specific BES node. If a tool sounds like it describes or assigns a role, it's TraitTool.
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