A. Monitoring different attributes of different SAP systems using a single monitor.

B. By default, all alerts in transaction RZ20 generate corresponding mail notifications.

C. Monitoring different attributes of all instances of one SAP system using a single monitor.

A. The AS ABAP message server

B. The AS Java message server

C. The AS Java central service instance

D. Both the AS ABAP and the AS Java message server

A. Create an output device with the host spool access method "G" and assign the host printer "__DEFAULT" to it.

B. Create an output device with the host spool access method "S" and assign the device type "SAP_SPRINT" to it.

C. Create an output device with access method "LOCL" for each local front end printer.

D. Create an output device "TemSe" and a batch job which redirects the output requests to the local PCs periodically.

A. The Oracle executables, the database parameter file, and the tablespace data files

B. Oracle online redo log files and the database control file

C. Tablespace data files, the database control file and all database redo logs written during the online backup

D. The tablespace data files, the database control file, and the database parameter file

E. Offline redo log files, the database control file, and the Oracle executables

A. SAP recommends to assign authorization profiles via the assignment of roles to the user master data.

B. A user with user type "System" cannot log on to the system by using the SAP GUI.

C. If you forgot your password you can use the "User -> New Password" menu path on the logon screen to notify the system administrator that you are requesting a new password.

A. The index leaf blocks are spread over several table spaces.

B. Tem smaller the space that is actually used in companson with the total available space, the more fragmented the index.

C. The fragmentation of naindex specifies how well the space is used in naindex.

D. The index root block is fractured.

A. Everywhere

B. Local

C. Redistribution

D. Global

A. After maintenance of a dynamically switchable profile parameter, the profile is read immediately.

B. The profile files are created during the installation of the system and can also be edited later.

C. The Profile files can be only maintained by operation system tools.

D. The Profile files are only read when the system/instance is started.

A. Maintain the same settings in the global settings using the Visual Administrator.

B. No further steps are necessary in this scenario.

C. Maintain the same settings in the Config Tool.

D. Mark check box "Activate in profile".

A. The Java message server

B. The ABAP message server

C. Both the ABAP and Java message server

A. The SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP cannot automatically forward incoming mails to other domains.

B. The SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP provides the full functionality of a Message Transfer Agent (MTA).

C. The SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP can send mails to only one specific MTA per SAP client.

D. To send e-mails to an MTA, or to receive emails from an MTA using SMTP, the SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP must have the ST-MAIL plugin, which needs to be installed using transaction SAINT.

A. Using the System Information application (alias: /sap/monitoring/SystemInfo) of SAP NetWeaver AS Java.

B. On the operating system level, using 'java -version'.

C. Within the file java_vers in the work directory from the Central Services Instance of SAP NetWeaver AS Java.

A. The default profile cannot be maintained using transaction RZ10.

B. The maintained parameters will take effect immediately after the profile is activated in the RZ10.

C. When you use the save button in RZ10 and activate the profile, it will be written immediately to the operating system level.

D. You can compare the profile file on the operating system with the profile in the database.