HCL Software Academy HCL-BF-PRO-10 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

A Top Level Relay is a relay that directly communicates with the BigFix Server and has other relays as its children. A Top Level Relay has no limit as to the number of relays they can manage, but it is recommended to have no more than 1000 relays per Top Level Relay for optimal performance. When designing a relay hierarchy, the BigFix Administrator should consider the following factors:

• The network bandwidth and latency between the relays and the server
• The number and size of the fixlets, actions, and reports that are exchanged between the relays and the server
• The CPU and memory resources of the relays and the server
• The relay affiliation and selection settings of the clients and the relays
• The encryption and decryption of the client reports by the relays and the server

References:

• Creating top-level decrypting relays
• Top-Level Relays - Platform - BigFix Forum
• Relay Health - BigFix
• Creating top-level decrypting relays - IBM

• To upgrade the BigFix platform components, you need to follow the recommended order and the version rules as documented in the Upgrade Paths and the BigFix Upgrade Best Practices.
• The recommended order of upgrading the components is as follows:1
• The version rules for the components are as follows:12

References:

• 1: Upgrade paths for BigFix 10 - HCL Product Documentation
• 2: Upgrading on Windows systems - HCL Product Documentation
• 3: BigFix Wiki - BigFix Upgrade Best Practices

• When creating a scheduled activity in Web Reports, the Activity Actions box allows the user to specify what actions to take when the activity runs1.
• The available options are:
• The user can select one or more of these options for each scheduled activity. For example, the user can email and archive the report, or email and run the executable, or archive and run the executable, or do all three1.

References:

• 1: Creating Scheduled Activities