Free HP HP0-M50 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

In what way are TBEC rules "topology based"?

• A.  In order for two events to be correlated, the events must be received within the predefined time window.
• B.  Events are related to CIs. In order for two events to be correlated, the related CIs for the events must be connected by relationships in therun-time service model.
• C.  Events carry an Event Type Indicator (ETI). The ETIs must match the correlation rule in order for two events to be correlated.
• D.  In order for two events to be correlated, the source CI for the events must come from the same domain manager (e.g. Operations Manager,Network Node Manager, SiteScope, BPM, RUM, etc.).

What are typical components of an OMi content pack? (Select two.)

• A.  User group definitions
• B.  DDM discovery packs
• C.  RTSM packages
• D.  Service Manager configuration extension
• E.  default event browser filters
• F.  TBEC rules

DRAG DROP
Click the Task button. Identify the steps a new OMi user can take to begin working on a new event that has been received by OMi, and place them in the correct order.

Correct Answer:

In the OMi event browser, you want to help another operator by entering additional information for an event that is owned by that operator. What should you do to accomplish this?

• A.  Select event, click Resolve button, select the Annotations tab, click the New Item asterisk icon to add an annotation, type in the information, click Ok.
• B.  Select event, select the Annotations tab, click the New Item asterisk icon to add an annotation, type in the information, click Ok.
• C.  Select event, click Work on button, select the Annotations tab, click the New Item asterisk icon to add an annotation, type in the information, click Ok.
• D.  Select event, click Reopen button, select the Annotations tab, click the New Item asterisk icon to add an annotation, type in the information, click Ok.

How are OO flows that relate to OMi content packs installed?

• A.  from an HP website that provides officially released OO flow packages for various integrations, such as HP BSM
• B.  automatically into the OO setup if it is co-located on the same server as the HP BSM/OMi installation
• C.  as an optional installation step that can be selected during the interactive HP BSM installation process
• D.  into a directory of the HP BSM server and from there they must be copied to OO and installed via a Java program