Round 2 Incorrect Flashcards
Which of the following statements correctly describe how a user’s site role will be affected by synchronizing with an external Active Directory group? (Select all)
- A user’s site role can be demoted but never promoted based on the minimum site role setting
- If you don’t set a minimum site role, new users are added as unlicensed by default
- A user’s site role can be promoted but never demoted based on the minimum site role setting
- If you don’t set a minimum site role, Tableau Server will generate an error and the user will not be added
- If you don’t set a minimum site role, new users are added as unlicensed by default
- A user’s site role can be promoted but never demoted based on the minimum site role setting
If a user already exists, the minimum site role will be applied if it gives the user more access in a site. If you don’t set a minimum site role, new users are added as Unlicensed by default.
A user’s site role can be promoted but never demoted based on the minimum site role setting. If a user already has the ability to publish, that ability will always be maintained.
Permissions determine how users can interact with content such as workbooks and data sources. Select the correct options where permissions can be configured in Tableau Server:
- tabcmd
- Permission dialogue in the Tableau Server UI
- TSM Web UI
- REST API
- TSM Command Line Interface
- Permission dialogue in the Tableau Server UI
- REST API
Permissions are set in the permission dialog or via the REST API(Link opens in a new window). At the top of the dialog, permission rules configure capabilities for groups or users
Which of the following Tableau products are available for an end-user to use with a Creator license?
- Tableau Desktop
- Tableau Public
- Tableau Prep Builder
- Tableau Server
- Tableau Desktop
- Tableau Public
- Tableau Prep Builder
- Tableau Server
Select the valid ways to open a Tableau Support case:
- Go to the Support site at tableau.com/support
- Contact Tableau Consulting Services
- Sign in to the developer community and submit a case
- Submit a case to Tableau Support using the Customer Portal
- Go to the Support site at tableau.com/support
4. Submit a case to Tableau Support using the Customer Portal
Which Run As Service Account type should be used in the following scenario?
- A single-server deployment of Tableau Server
- Uses local authentication
- Workbooks uploaded to Tableau Server all include extract data
- Domain User Account
- Network Service
By default, the Run As service account is set to a local account called Network Service. Use the default Network Service account when:
You are using local authentication for Tableau Server.
All users in your organization include extracted data in the workbooks that they are uploading to Tableau Server.
You are running Tableau Server in a single-server deployment.
External data sources that your users access through Tableau Server do not require Windows NT integrated security or Kerberos. In most data-access scenarios, Microsoft SQL Server, MSAS, Teradata, and Oracle databases require Windows NT integrated security.
For all Active Directory scenarios, we recommend updating the Tableau Server Run As service account with a domain user account. Update the Run As service account to a domain user account when data sources accessed through Tableau Server require Windows NT integrated security or Kerberos.
Select all the correct statements that describe how cube data sources affect Tableau functionalities:
- Workbooks that use cube data source cannot be published to Tableau Server
- Data Source filters are still available for cube data sources
- Data Source filters are not available for cube data sources
- Workbooks that use cube data source cannot be published to Tableau Online
- Data Source filters are not available for cube data sources
- Workbooks that use cube data source cannot be published to Tableau Online
Publishing a cube data source to Tableau Server gives you the ability to store the data source on the server. However, to use the data source, you must download the data source to Tableau Desktop and use it locally.
Workbooks that use cube data source cannot be published to Tableau Online.
Data source filters are not available for cube data sources. All field values must be defined in the cube prior to analysis in Tableau.
Select all the site roles that can be assigned to a person with an Explorer license:
- Explorer
- Server Administrator
- Explorer (can publish)
- Site Administrator Explorer
- Read Only
- Explorer
- Server Administrator
- Explorer (can publish)
- Site Administrator Explorer
- Read Only
You go to the Tableau Server Status Page to check on the status of the Coordination Service, but is not listed there. List all of the alternative options where you can see the status of this process:
- Go to the Tableau Services Manager (TSM) Status Page
- Run the TSM CLI command, tsm status -v
- Run the TSM CLI command, tsm status -v
Status of the Coordination Service process is not visible on the Status Page. Use the TSM CLI to view status. For more information, see View Server Process Status
If you install Tableau Server on multiple nodes, you must also install drivers on any node that runs any of the following processes (Select all):
- Gateway
- Data Server
- Application Server
- VizQL
- Backgrounder
- Repository
- Data Server
- Application Server
- VizQL
- Backgrounder
You need to install the drivers for your data sources on the initial node in a Tableau Server cluster. If you install Tableau Server on multiple nodes, you must also install drivers on any node that runs any of the following processes:
Which of the following processes listed are single-threaded? (Select all)
- Cluster controller
- Cache Server
- Backgrounder
- Gateway
- Cache Server
- Backgrounder
Backgrounder is a single-threaded process. You can add more instances of backgrounder to a node to expand the capacity of the node to run jobs in parallel.
The cache is single-threaded, so if you need better performance you should run additional instances of cache server.
Which of the following processes are NOT licensed? (Select all)
- Application Server
- Backgrounder
- Data Engine
- Cluster Controller
- Ask Data
- Cache Server
- Cluster Controller
- Ask Data
- Cache Server
As defined in the End User License Agreement, how many total activations of the same key are allowed for a Tableau Server license?
- 4
- 3
- 5
- 1
- 2
The Tableau Server license allows up to three (3) activations of the same key: one production environment and two non-production environments, as defined in the End User License Agreement. The same product key can be used to activate the software in each environment.
Select all the correct ways in which you can determine and view your Tableau Server version:
- From the REST API, using tabcmd tabserv version
- From the Tableau Server web UI, from the help menu and clicking the information icon
- From the TSM command line, using tsm version
Viewing version in Tableau Server—All server users can view the version of Tableau Server from the Help menu in the server web UI.
Viewing version in Tableau Services Manager (TSM)—TSM administrators can view the versions of TSM and Tableau Server from the TSM command line (CLI)
Which command should you run to verify your SMTP connection?
- tsm smtp test-email-connection
- tsm email test-smtp-connection
- tsm email smtp-connection-test
- tsm smtp test-conneciton-email
- tsm email test-smtp-connection
Run this command to test the STMP connection. When run, TSM will attempt to establish a connection with the SMTP server that you have configured for Tableau Server. TSM will also return a connection status and the details of the SMTP configuration.
Select the correct statement that describes how to start a performance recording for a view:
- Type :record_performance=yes at the end of the view URL, immediately after the session ID
- Type :record_performance=TRUE& at the end of the view URL, immediately before the session ID
- Type :record_performance=yes at the end of the view URL, immediately beforethe session ID
- Type :record_performance=TRUE& at the end of the view URL, immediately after the session ID
- Type :record_performance=yes at the end of the view URL, immediately beforethe session ID
Open the view for which you want to record performance.
When you open a view, Tableau Server appends “:iid=” after the URL.
Type :record_performance=yes& at the end of the view URL, immediately before the session ID.
Click the Refresh button in the toolbar.
Load the view.