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True or False: The status page displayed in both the Tableau Server web UI and the TSM web UI show ALL of the processes on a given node, and lists the same exact Tableau Server processes when you run the TSM CLI command tsm status -v
False
TSM web UI will show all 17 server processes but the TS web UI will only show 11.
tsm status command to display the status of Tableau Server and individual services (processes) that run as part of Tableau Server
Select the correct statements about the TSM Controller process:
- Responsible for rendering static images on TS
- Hosts the TSM REST API for configuring TS
- Also referred to as Admin controller
- There can only be one instance of TSM controller in the entire cluster
2,3,4
- Hosts the TSM REST API for configuring TS
- Also referred to as Admin controller
- There can only be one instance of TSM controller in the entire cluster
Select all the ways in which you can view your Tableau Server’s process status:
- In the TSM Status page in the web UI
- In the TSM CLI, using the command tsm status -v
- In the TSM CLI, using the command tsm proc-status
- In the Tableau Server Status page in the web UI
1,2,4
- In the TSM Status page in the web UI
- In the TSM CLI, using the command tsm status -v
- In the Tableau Server Status page in the web UI
Which of the following reasons would lead you to use extracts as the preferred method over live connections? (Select all)
- You are prototyping on a small set of data
- You need to work with data consolidated from multiple sources
- You need offline access to the data
- You have a database dedicated to servicing TS analysis
1, 2, 3
- You are prototyping on a small set of data
- You need to work with data consolidated from multiple sources
- You need offline access to the data
Which of the following are correct statements that describe silent installs? (Select all)
- TS does not start automatically when installed in /silent or /quiet mode
- TS does not start automatically when installed in /silent or /hush mode
- To start TS use tsm start
- To start TS, use tbcmd start
1, 3
TS does not start automatically when installed in /silent or /quiet mode
To start TS use tsm start
Which two (2) processes do not display on the Tableau Server Status page, but are indicated in the Tableau Services Manager (TSM) Status Page in the UI?
- TSM Controller
- Ask Data
- Cluster Controller
- License Server
1,4
TSM Controller
License Server
How many processes of VizQL Server will be configured by default for a deployment with 16 cores?
- 2
- 3
- 1
- 4
- 5
4: 4
Because Tableau Online is a SaaS analytics platform, Tableau monitors the infrastructure and operations; however, Tableau Online deployments still have monitoring tasks. Where do you subscribe to get updates via email, text, and Atom Feed when Tableau creates, updates or resolves an incident?
- Tableau Notifications
- Tableau Notifs
- Tableau Trust
- Tableau Secure
3: Tableau Trust
Tableau Online Site Administrators should subscribe to Tableau Trust updates to get email, text, and Atom Feed or RSS Feed notifications when Tableau creates, updates or resolves an incident.
A user is complaining that she cannot see the subscription icon that typically resides in the upper right corner of the Tableau Server UI - which of the following reasons below IS NOT a plausible explanation for this? (Select all that apply)
- The view uses a live database connection so it’s not available for subscription
- TS is configured using SAML authentication
- TS is configured for trusted authentication
- No subscriptions have been scheduled
- TS is configured using Kerberos authentication
2,5
- TS is configured using SAML authentication
- TS is configured using Kerberos authentication
If no subscriptions have been scheduled, the subscription icon will not appear.
Views with live database connections, where you’re prompted for your database credentials when you first click the view, aren’t available for subscription.
You may also be able to see a view but be unable to subscribe to it (no subscription icon) if Tableau Server is configured for trusted authentication.
There is a 5MB file size limit on log files that can be sent to Tableau Technical Support. Which of the following are special options that can be used to send large files to Tableau Technical Support? (Select all)
- Use the TSM CLI command, tsm maintenance send-logs
- Use the Secure File Transfer Site for files 2GB to 10GB in size
- Use the Customer Portal and upload the file
- Use TSM web interface
- Use the TS REST API to programmatically generate and send the logs
- Use the TSM CLI command, tsm maintenance send-logs
- Use the Secure File Transfer Site for files 2GB to 10GB in size
- Use the Customer Portal and upload the file
- Use TSM web interface
If you are installing TS in a non-default location on a different drive, then you will need to configure permissions on the installation folder for Run As service account as well as these predefined local accounts: (Select all the correct options)
- Local Service
- Config
- System
- Network Service
- Local Service
- System
- Network Service
If you are installing Tableau Server in a non-default location on a different drive, then you will need to configure permissions on the installation folder for Run As service account as well as the predefined local accounts: Network Service, Local Service, and System.
In some instances, Tableau Server license activation may fail. If you encounter this situation, what is the first thing that you need to do to try to resolve this issue?
- Force the product key to be read again
- Confirm that you can access the licensing server
- Verify FlexNet Licensing Service has started
- Confirm that you can access the licensing server
Which TSM command should you run to rebuild the search index and reset the search server back to a clean slate?
- tsm maintenance reset-searchserver
- tsm maintenance rebuild-search
- tsm maintenance rebuild-index
- tsm maintenance reset-searchindex
- tsm maintenance reset-searchserver
tsm maintenance reset-searchserver
Resets the search server to a clean state, deleting search information and rebuilding the search index.
An admin came across this error in Windows Event Viewer: “Error sending email. Can’t send command to SMTP host.” - what is a potential solution to this problem?
- Configure your SMTP server to use encrypted (SSL) sessions
- Change your SMTP connections setting to unencrypted
- Upgrade the users to an Explorer license so that they can receive notifications
- Change your SMTP connections setting to unencrypted
You may see the above error in Windows Event Viewer if subscriptions aren’t arriving and your SMTP server is using encrypted (TLS) sessions. To send subscriptions to an SMTP server that is configured with TLS, you must configure secure SMTP on Tableau Server. See Configure SMTP Setup
A Tableau Server user received an error message that states: “The view snapshot in this email could not be properly rendered.” - which of the following reasons below IS NOT a plausible reason for this?
- The user’s VIEW permissions capability has been set to deny
- The Backgrounder process timed out
- The underlying database is temporarily down
- Missing or out-of-date credentials
- The user’s VIEW permissions capability has been set to deny
You may receive the above error if the embedded credentials are now out-of-date, or if the view was republished without the embedded credentials.
If the view has a live database connection and the database was temporarily down when the subscription was being generated, you might receive the above error.
Background process timeout:
Select all the statements that accurately describe the Web Edit capability of the Viewer and Explorer site role:
- Viewers can be given the web edit capability, but cannot publish or save their work
- Viewers can never web edit
- Explorers can be given the web edit capability, with the ability to publish or save their work.
- Explorers can be given the web edit capability, but cannot publish or save their work
- Viewers can never web edit
- Explorers can be given the web edit capability, but cannot publish or save their work
Viewers can never web edit.
Explorers can be given the web edit capability but can’t publish. Essentially, they can use web editing to answer deeper questions based on existing content on the fly, but can’t save their edits.
Explorers (can publish) or Site Administrator Explorers can publish, but they can only use data that is already published to the site.
Creators, Site Administrator Creators, and Server Administrators can publish and create new data sources.
With Kerberos delegation, Tableau Server can use the Kerberos credentials of the viewer of a workbook or view to execute a query on behalf of the user. Select all the data sources where Tableau supports Kerberos delegation:
- SQL Server
- Teradata
- SAP HANA
- Vertica
- Oracle
- SQL Server
- Teradata
- Vertica
- Oracle
Tableau supports Kerberos delegation with the following data sources:
Cloudera: Hive/Impala Denodo Hortonworks MSAS Oracle PostgreSQL Spark SQL Server Teradata Vertica TIBCO
When will Tableau Server cache the results of queries to improve performance? (Select all)
- When they are first viewed by a user on TS
- An algorithm regularly caches the queries on a regular cadence without user intervention
- When the corresponding extract refresh is run
- When they are first viewed by a user on TS
- When the corresponding extract refresh is run
For most workbooks, query results are computed and cached when they are first viewed by a user on Tableau Server. However, for workbooks that connect to data extracts, Tableau Server can recompute query results when the corresponding extract refresh tasks run. This reduces the load time for these workbooks when they are first viewed, so this option is turned on by default for workbooks that have been viewed recently
Which of the following types of logos and headers can be customized with the TSM command, tsm customize? (Select all)
- Sign-in logo
- Header logo
- Server name
- Window tab logo`
- Sign-in logo
- Header logo
- Server name
Which Tableau Server process is responsible for external directory synchronization?
- Cluster Controller
- Backgrounder
- Client File Service
- Data Server
- TSM Controller
- Backgrounder
External directory synchronization is performed by the backgrounder process. The Backgrounder process is the same process that is used for managing and creating extracts, and is also used to generate subscription content.
Select all the correct circumstances in which a user can be assigned the UNLICENSED site role:
- The number of available licenses has reached its limit at the time the user was added
- The Tableau product key has expired
- The Licensing Server process is down
- A user who owns content on the site was removed
- A user is imported from a CSV file and their license level is set to unlicensed
- The number of available licenses has reached its limit at the time the user was added
- The Tableau product key has expired
- A user who owns content on the site was removed
- A user is imported from a CSV file and their license level is set to unlicensed
Users are assigned the Unlicensed role in the following circumstances:
You import users from a CSV file and their license level is set to unlicensed.
The number of available licenses is reached at the time you add or import users.
You remove a user who owns content on the site. The user will still own the content but not be able to do anything with it.
It is common knowledge that users granted the Explorer (Can Publish) site role with an Explorer license can publish workbooks using existing data sources, but cannot connect to external data and create new data sources. What happens if a user with an Explorer license is granted the Server Administrator site role?
- A Server Administrator with an Explorer license can now connect to external data and create new data sources
- This site role isn’t allowed to be assigned to the Explorer license to begin with
- A Server Administrator with an Explorer license still cannot connect to external data and create new data sources
- A Server Administrator with an Explorer license still cannot connect to external data and create new data sources
When you add users to a site on Tableau Server, independent of their license type, you must apply a site role to them. The site role signifies the maximum level of access a user can have on the site. Along with content permissions, the site role determines who can publish, interact with, or only view published content, or who can manage the site’s users and administer the site itself
A user has been added to a site as an EXPLORER, however the site has already met its role limit set by the Server Administrator for Explorers. There are still available licenses at the higher tier. What will happen?
- The user will be added to the site as an Unlicensed user
- The user will be added to the site with an Explorer role, but will consume and count towards a Creator license
- The user will be added to the site with an Explorer role, but will consume and count towards a Creator license
If a user is added to a site as an Explorer, they will consume an Explorer license, unless the site has met its role limit set for Explorer. When this happens, a few different things can occur:
If there are available licenses at a higher tier, the user will be added to the site as an Explorer, but will consume a Creator license.
If no higher licenses are available, the user is added to the site as an Unlicensed user.
Select all the types of backup data generated by the tsm settings export command:
- SMTP, alerting configuration data
- Tableau Server topology data
- Workbook metadata
- Extract (.tde or .hyper) files
- SMTP, alerting configuration data
2. Tableau Server topology data