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The test consists of six sections containing a total of approximately 53 multiple-choice questions. The percentages after each section title reflect the approximate distribution of the total question set across the sections. Section 1 - Planning, Installation and Migration (15%) - Plan and design for topology
- Define requirements for version control
- Plan the environment and required hardware
- Install and verify successful installation of WebSphere Message Broker V6.1
- Migrate brokers, message flows and message sets from a previous version/release to WebSphere Message Broker V6.1
- Plan for the application security environment
Section 2 - Configuration (36%) - Implement all supported transport protocols (e.g., MQ, JMS, HTTP, HTTPS, SOAP, files, multicast)
- Define and implement requirements for broker and application databases
- Create, delete, modify, start and stop configuration managers, brokers and user name servers
- Connect to Configuration Manager domains
- Create, delete and modify execution groups
- Implement Publish/Subscribe such as topics, Access Control Lists (ACLs) and managing subscriptions
- Create and modify a broker topology (containing collectives, cloned brokers and broker connections)
- Create, delete, modify and list Configuration Manager Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- Set up configurable services
- Implement and use WebSphere Message Broker Explorer (SupportPac IS02)
- Implement security with SSL
- Configure WebSphere Message Broker to interact with other IBM products (WSRR, WebSphere DataPower, WebSphere Adapter)
- Configure policy sets to interact with LDAP or Tivoli Federated Identity Manager (TFIM)
Section 3 - Deployment, Administration and Operations (32%) - State the capabilities of Configuration Manager Proxy (CMP)
- Define and write scripts
- Monitor and query the status of various components
- Setup WebSphere Message Broker to produce statistical and accounting data
- Modify the configurable properties of broker archive files
- Deploy broker archive files to execution groups
- Deploy broker configuration and the topology
- Remove deployed children from a broker or an execution group
- List deployed resources on brokers
- Stop or start execution groups or message flows
- Use IBM processes to apply new versions, fixpacks, fixes, SupportPacs to enhance products
- Back-up the relevant information so that a working WebSphere Message Broker environment can be restored in the event of a disaster
Section 4 - Problem Determination (17%) - Implement appropriate problem determination aids
- Determine message flow behavior with respect to error handling
- Generate user trace on message flows
- Cancel all outstanding deploys
- Resolve broker topology issues such as a UUID mismatch
- Generate IBM service trace for the broker, Configuration Manager, the User Name Server components and Message Brokers Toolkit components
- Analyze WebSphere Message Broker entries in the system log
- Configure the debugger to trace a problem
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