Free ATA02 – Designing a Blue Prism (Version 6.0) Environment (EN) Practice Test Question

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Question 1

What should be taken into account when considering the licensing of the Blue Prism environment? (select 3)

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    Blue Prism is licensed, based on the number of connections to the database

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    The number of processes executing in the production environment(s) at the same time.

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    The license implications of the software that will be automated by Blue Prism

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    The licensing of the SQL Server environment

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    The Blue Prism license includes everything that will be required for a production environment

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true, when considering designing the monitoring for a Blue Prism environment? (select 3)

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    The Blue Prism interactive client can be used on its own to monitor the environment in its entirety

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    Monitoring of Blue Prism is not necessary

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    External Monitoring tools should be used to monitor system performance

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    Event logs should be monitored for application errors

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    Process execution related errors may need to be dealt with by a business operations team

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    Process related errors are automatically sent to the event log

Question 3

What restrictions should be considered if using XenDesktop for delivery of the Runtime Resources?

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    Login Agent must be used to initiate the login to the device vs the Citrix Client

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    Only version 5 of Blue Prism is supported with Xendesktop

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    Login Agent is only supported from version 76 of Xendesktop, due to restrictions on 3rd party credential provider support prior to this.

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    XenDesktop is not a supported platform for the Runtime Resource

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    Surface Automation will need to be used for all automations