C2180-404 · Question #2
A solution developer wants to connect to an integration node which is running on an AIX machine from the IBM Integration Explorer running o a Windows system. The Windows system does not have the…
The correct answer is B. The IBM Integration Explorercan connect to integration nodes on Windows or Linux basedsystem. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A solution developer wants to connect to an integration node which is running on an AIX machine from the IBM Integration Explorer running o a Windows system. The Windows system does not have the Integration Bus runtime component installed. The solution developer performs these steps:
- Open the IBM Integration Explorer
- Right-click the Integration Nodes folder, and click Connect to a
Remote Broker.
- Supply the Integration node queue manager name, host, port and
SVRCONN channel name as SYSTEM.BKR.CONFIG. -Click Finish to connect to the remote broker. The operation fails and the remote integration node is not added. What should the developer expect as a possible reason for this failure?
Options
- AACLNTCONNchannel with the nameSYSTEM.BKR.CONFIGmust be created on the Windows
- BThe IBM Integration Explorercan connect to integration nodes on Windows or Linux basedsystem
- CThe Integration Bus runtime component must be installed to be able to connect to a remote
- DThe logged in user in the Windows system could not have enough privileges to connect to the
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