Part 17: Continued from Part 16
Set of 10 Questions
Q. 151: What is the correct way to simulate packet loss during a load test?
A. Create a VuGen script that randomly generates failed transactions
B. Insert high variable think times into VuGen scripts
C. Set the proper percentage of packet loss in Run-time Settings: Network: Speed Simulation
D. Use WAN Emulation software on Load Generators
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Q. 152: When should you use the IP Spoofer solution?
A. When generating a very high load
B. When emulating server or router optimizations, based on a client's IP
C. When using more than Load Generator hosts
D. When anonymizing your Load Generator during the test
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Q. 153: Which best practice should you implement while preparing a scenario to run?
A. Enable Auto Load Analysis
B. Specify Scenario Run-time Settings
C. Close the Controller
D. Place all virtual users in the same group
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Q. 154: What causes the running scenario to end? (Select two.)
A. The user manually terminates it.
B. One Vuser fails.
C. The scheduled duration of the scenario expires.
D. A Load Generator disconnects from the Controller.
E. One or more servers in the tested environment go off line.
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Q. 155: What is a valid status for a Vuser during a scenario execution?
A. Started
B. Ended
C. Working
D. Passed / Finished
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Q. 156: Which professionals are most needed during a typical full load test run? (Select two.)
A. Network administrator
B. Backend administrator
C. VuGen script developer
D. Application developer
E. System integrator
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Q. 157: Which step comes after scenario execution in the load testing process?
A. Analyze Results
B. Rerun the Scenario
C. Record the Process
D. Fine Tune the System run?
(Select two.)
A. Network administrator
B. Backend administrator
C. VuGen script developer
D. Application developer
E. System integrator
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Q. 158: You are running a load test to simulate a call center. The representatives log in to the application in the morning, perform their business processes throughout the day, and log out before leaving at the end of the day. You notice that the login transaction is failing for some users and none of the users have started their business processes. Which configuration is most likely defined for your scenario?
A. The login business process is in the vuser_init section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize all Vusers before running.
B. The login business process is in the vuser_init section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize one Vuser every 10 seconds.
C. The login business process is in the login action section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize all Vusers before running.
D. The login business process is in the login action section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize one Vuser every 10 seconds.
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Q. 159: Statistically, an Advanced User pauses an average of 5 seconds between clicks, while a First-time User pauses an average of 10 seconds. Your script was recorded with think times set to simulate Advanced Users load. How can you adapt it, without modifying the script, in order to emulate First-time Users load?
A. Set Run-time Settings: Think Time to multiply recorded think time by 4.
B. Set Run-time Settings: Think Time to a random percentage between 150% - 250%.
C. Set Run-time Settings: Think Time to replay as recorded, but limit the think time to 10 seconds.
D. Divide by 2 the maximum number of Vusers set in the Scheduler.
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Q. 160: What should be your objective in a Debug run?
A. To debug the script's logical and syntactic errors
B. To find out the critical business process to stress in the full load test
C. To verify parameterized data under concurrent usage
D. To verify the script's Run-time Settings in a concurrent environment
Set of 10 Questions
Q. 151: What is the correct way to simulate packet loss during a load test?
A. Create a VuGen script that randomly generates failed transactions
B. Insert high variable think times into VuGen scripts
C. Set the proper percentage of packet loss in Run-time Settings: Network: Speed Simulation
D. Use WAN Emulation software on Load Generators
<<<<<< =================== >>>>>>
Q. 152: When should you use the IP Spoofer solution?
A. When generating a very high load
B. When emulating server or router optimizations, based on a client's IP
C. When using more than Load Generator hosts
D. When anonymizing your Load Generator during the test
<<<<<< =================== >>>>>>
Q. 153: Which best practice should you implement while preparing a scenario to run?
A. Enable Auto Load Analysis
B. Specify Scenario Run-time Settings
C. Close the Controller
D. Place all virtual users in the same group
<<<<<< =================== >>>>>>
Q. 154: What causes the running scenario to end? (Select two.)
A. The user manually terminates it.
B. One Vuser fails.
C. The scheduled duration of the scenario expires.
D. A Load Generator disconnects from the Controller.
E. One or more servers in the tested environment go off line.
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Q. 155: What is a valid status for a Vuser during a scenario execution?
A. Started
B. Ended
C. Working
D. Passed / Finished
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Q. 156: Which professionals are most needed during a typical full load test run? (Select two.)
A. Network administrator
B. Backend administrator
C. VuGen script developer
D. Application developer
E. System integrator
<<<<<< =================== >>>>>>
Q. 157: Which step comes after scenario execution in the load testing process?
A. Analyze Results
B. Rerun the Scenario
C. Record the Process
D. Fine Tune the System run?
(Select two.)
A. Network administrator
B. Backend administrator
C. VuGen script developer
D. Application developer
E. System integrator
<<<<<< =================== >>>>>>
Q. 158: You are running a load test to simulate a call center. The representatives log in to the application in the morning, perform their business processes throughout the day, and log out before leaving at the end of the day. You notice that the login transaction is failing for some users and none of the users have started their business processes. Which configuration is most likely defined for your scenario?
A. The login business process is in the vuser_init section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize all Vusers before running.
B. The login business process is in the vuser_init section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize one Vuser every 10 seconds.
C. The login business process is in the login action section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize all Vusers before running.
D. The login business process is in the login action section, and the Vusers are defined to initialize one Vuser every 10 seconds.
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Q. 159: Statistically, an Advanced User pauses an average of 5 seconds between clicks, while a First-time User pauses an average of 10 seconds. Your script was recorded with think times set to simulate Advanced Users load. How can you adapt it, without modifying the script, in order to emulate First-time Users load?
A. Set Run-time Settings: Think Time to multiply recorded think time by 4.
B. Set Run-time Settings: Think Time to a random percentage between 150% - 250%.
C. Set Run-time Settings: Think Time to replay as recorded, but limit the think time to 10 seconds.
D. Divide by 2 the maximum number of Vusers set in the Scheduler.
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Q. 160: What should be your objective in a Debug run?
A. To debug the script's logical and syntactic errors
B. To find out the critical business process to stress in the full load test
C. To verify parameterized data under concurrent usage
D. To verify the script's Run-time Settings in a concurrent environment
Correct Answers to Earlier Questions - Q.151 to Q 160 are as under:
| Question No. | Correct Answer |
| Q. 151 | D |
| Q. 152 | B |
| Q. 153 | B |
| Q. 154 | A,C |
| Q. 155 | D |
| Q. 156 | A,B |
| Q. 157 | D,E |
| Q. 158 | A |
| Q. 159 | B |
| Q. 160 | C |
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