An IBM Tivoli Monitoring Enterprise Monitoring Server installation on Windows is failing.
Which log is used for troubleshooting?

Users are complaining that they are unable to login to the Tivoli Enterprise Portal browser
client. Where are the browser client trace logs located?

When installing an IBM Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server on Windows, a message
appears advising that the software is from an unknown publisher. What is the cause of this?

Which statement is true given Sun or IBM JRE is not installed on a Windows system and a
user with Windows administrator privileges needs to connect to the Tivoli Enterprise Portal
Server using a web browser?

The MS_Offline situation fired an alert reporting the Summarization and Pruning (SY) Agent
is offline. The SY Agent is installed on a server with other agents and connected to Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Server (TEMS). When looking at the Tivoli Enterprise Portal (TEP),
how is it determined that the problem is likely to be a network problem with this server?

Which statement is true if the log files for an IBM Tivoli Monitoring V6.2.2 component
running in a Windows environment include this configuration?
1) Maximum Log Size Per File (MB) = 22) Maximum Number of Log Files per Session =
33) Maximum Number of Log Files Total = 10

A workspace has a Table View and the view has a query which is distributed to 10 Windows
OS agents. However there is no displayed data and no error messages in the view’s status bar.
Which could be the cause of the problem?

What could be done to eliminate HEAPDUMPs and JAVACore files on the desktop when
running Tivoli Enterprise Portal in browser mode?

The Summarization and Pruning Agent is not creating summarization tables in the Tivoli
Data Warehouse and the test connection option which is provided during configuration works
successfully. What could be the problem?

What is the function of the Synchronize Tivoli Enterprise Portal Server (TEPS) Warehouse
Information checkbox on the Warehouse Proxy agent configuration window?