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C2040-422 · Question #24
Fred has an IBM WebSphere Portal stand-alone environment on a UNIX system, where a non- root ID owns both the Portal Profile files and the WebSphere_Portal process. He backed up his configuration by…
The correct answer is C. The WebSphere_Portal process starts with warnings in the SystemOut.log file. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Fred has an IBM WebSphere Portal stand-alone environment on a UNIX system, where a non- root ID owns both the Portal Profile files and the WebSphere_Portal process. He backed up his configuration by using the >backupConfig.sh tool. He asked a colleague who used the restoreBackup.sh tool as the root ID to restore the backup. What will Fred see when he starts the portal as the non-root ID?
Options
- AThe WebSphere_Portal process does not start.
- BThe WebSphere_Portal process starts normally.
- CThe WebSphere_Portal process starts with warnings in the SystemOut.log file.
- DThe WebSphere_Portal process starts and automatically changes the file ownership.
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- C81% (17)
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