QSSA2018 Qlik Sense System Administrator Certification Exam - June 2018 Release Exam
Qlik Sense System Administrator Certification The Qlik Sense System Administrator Certification Exam measures your ability
to identify requirements for environments, install and set up Qlik Sense
Enterprise, manage environments, and monitor and troubleshoot. This exam has 50
multiple-choice questions to answer in 2 hours.
Prerequisites At least 6 months experience as an administrator of a Microsoft Windows
Server-based environment
Experience working with Qlik Sense sites and the Qlik Management Console, to
provide data and application governance, library maintenance, as well as user
and application security
Experience managing the policies and options that run the Qlik Sense servers and
apps
Experience creating rules and managing the visualization streams
Knowledge of networking and Active Directory configuration, proxies,
intermediate web servers, load balancers, etc.
Familiarity with Windows tools and logs created (e.g., Event Viewer, Services
Console, DCOM Console, Windows Registry)
Experience using NSLookUp, Telnet, Ping, NetStat, Fiddler, and other browser
tools to troubleshoot connectivity, interoperability, configuration,
performance, etc.
Recommended Preparation Resources Instructor-Led Training: Deploy and Administer Qlik Sense
Qlik Continuous Classroom: System Administrator
Qlik Sense Certification Exam Study Guide
FREE Qlik Sense System Administrator Certification Practice Questions
Exam Topics
Plan Installation (20% of the exam) Given a scenario, recommend environment architecture
Given a scenario, determine appropriate security strategies
Install System (22% of the exam) Configure initial environment for Qlik Sense access
Configure multi-node deployment
Configure proxy and virtual proxies
Manage Content (34% of the exam) Configure tasks based on business and system needs
Apply procedural concepts to organize external content (Content Library and
Extensions)
Apply steps to manage streams and apps
Apply steps to manage privileges in the Qlik Sense deployment
Configure user roles and properties
Monitor and Maintain (24% of the exam)
Investigate Qlik Sense errors and issues
Given a scenario, demonstrate an understanding of how to monitor system
performance
Apply the steps to perform a backup and restore
Apply the steps to perform upgrade(s)
QUESTION 1 A company decides to move servers from on premise to a cloud. A system
administrator performs a backup,
restore, and brings the server online. When users open the app on the hub, they
get an error message indicating the app could not be found.
The system administrator confirms that apps are present in the required location
and NO changes have been made.
What could be causing the issue?
A. Shared persistence path is NOT reachable
B. Synchronized persistence is in place
C. The app has been moved from one stream to another
D. The security rules were broken when the servers were migrated
Correct Answer: A
QUESTION 2 A single-node Qlik Sense environment has all services up and running. Users
report apps and sheets are slow to open.
A system administrator works remotely and does NOT have access to the shared
file system for the
environment. The system administrator’s computer can make requests to the Qlik
Sense Repository Service.
Due to the system performance issues, a system administrator can NOT run any new
reloads. The system
administrator receives a warning email about high RAM usage on the server.
Which step should the system administrator take to troubleshoot this issue?
A. Request the “http://<server.domain.com>/engine/performancecheck/” API
B. Access the server remotely and inspect the logs in %ProgramData%\Qlik\Sense\Log\Engine
C. Request the “https://<server.domain.com>/engine/healthcheck/” API
D. Request the “https://<server.domain.com>/qmc/audit” API
Correct Answer: B
QUESTION 3 A system administrator creates a custom property called “dept” and assigns
it to users and apps. The value of
the custom property are department names such as Accounting, Finance, and IT.
Users with the same value
for “dept” can see and edit each other’s apps. Users with different values for
the property should NOT see each other’s apps.
Which security rule should the administrator use to meet this requirement?
A. Resource: App_*, Stream_*
Conditions: user.@dept=app.@dept
B. Resource: App_*
Conditions: user.@dept=resource.id
C. Resource: App_*
Conditions: user.@dept=resource.@dept
D. Resource: App_*
Conditions: user.@dept=resource.description
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