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CA CAT-280 Exam Overview:
CA CAT-280 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Topic 1: CA AppLogic Architecture and Components | - Grid architecture and infrastructure overview - Appliance model and application topology concepts |
| Topic 2: Operations and Administration | - Backup, recovery, and maintenance tasks - Monitoring and troubleshooting applications |
| Topic 3: Networking and Connectivity | - Traffic routing and load balancing concepts - Virtual networking in CA AppLogic |
| Topic 4: Deployment and Configuration | - Configuration of grids, servers, and environments - Application assembly and deployment workflows |
| Topic 5: Security and Access Control | - User roles and permissions - Security configuration for applications and grids |
CA AppLogic r3 Administrator FAQ: Tips, Versions, and Guarantees
CA AppLogic r3 Administrator is an official Broadcom (CA Technologies) exam, catalogued under exam code CAT-280. Passing it awards the CA AppLogic R3 Administrator certification at the Professional level. It also connects with CA AppLogic R3 Administrator Certification. It is built for candidates with ambitious aims, and the credential it grants is recognized accordingly.
CA AppLogic r3 Administrator spans 5 official domains, led by Operations and Administration, CA AppLogic Architecture and Components, and Deployment and Configuration. The complete outline sits above; before getting down to business, look through the whole contents quickly so every later practice session has context.
Recommended prior experience with CA AppLogic administration or equivalent system/cloud infrastructure knowledge.
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CA AppLogic r3 Administrator Sample Questions:
What are the three major subsystems of the CA AppLogic runtime system?
- A. Distributed Kernel, Disposable Infrastructure Manager, Grid Controller
- B. Resource Metering System, Catalog Delivery System, Grid Management System
- C. Global Volume Store (GVS), Distributed Virtual Machine Manager (DVM), Logical Connection Manager (LCM)
- D. Application Setup, Application Volumes, Disposable Infrastructure
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
CA AppLogic is able to:
- A. Manage external systems, such as Storage Area Networks (SANs), networks, and grids to redirect failed applications elsewhere.
- B. Manage all applications, servers, and storage with an iPad application.
- C. Handle server or network hardware failures automatically without data loss.
- D. Automatically recover from VN failures with zero downtime.
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
You need to integrate an application running on CA AppLogic into a legacy environment. The application needs a shared Storage Area Network (SAN) storage device that has a shared file system. To perform a successful implementation, what can you do?
- A. Create a custom appliance that will mount a remote share using Network File System (NFS) through a combination of NASR and OUT appliances.
- B. Use network cards on the private network with iSCSI support which will automatically initiate connections to the SAN on boot.
- C. You can do nothing in this case, because CA AppLogic is unable to use storage outside the internal IP SAN.
- D. Install a Host Bus Adapter (HBA) on each server, plug into the fiber channel network, mount the volume on grid nodes, and enable CA AppLogic to manage it.
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
After you download the two Backbone Fabric Controller (BFC) ISOs, why do you need to use the md5sum BFC command?
- A. To check the BFC version of each file
- B. To count the numerous BFC configuration files and automatically match them against the number specified in the packing slip file
- C. To check that the download of the ISOs was successful
- D. To check how many devices are connected to the BFC
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
The WS_API enables you to perform useful functions, such as:
- A. Implementing a WebX4 Linux cluster as an assembly of appliances.
- B. Invoking commands through the RESTful application programming interface (API).
- C. Migrating users from CA AppLogic versions before r3.0.
- D. Integrating CA AppLogic with CA Access Control to protect your web applications.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️




