Answer:
☛ 1. What jobs do you need to configure when you install BizTalk
☛ 2. What is thresholds
☛ 3. Why do you have automatic throttling states and what can it be used for
☛ 4. What does a “high available environment” mean
☛ 5. What is NLB
☛ 6. What is host architecture
☛ 7. How do you route messages by receive port name
☛ 8. How do you measure performance for BizTalk
☛ 9. What are the four most important BizTalk databases
☛ 10. What are the dangers of filters combined with send port groups and multiple send ports
☛ 11. What needs to be backed up for a complete disaster recovery
☛ 12. What is an orphan message
☛ 13. What is a zombie message
☛ 14. what is a DNS server
☛ 15. How can you improve performance for BizTalk
☛ 16. What is ment by “parties”
☛ 17. Which default adapters cannot run with 64 bit OS
☛ 18. Which default adapters can only run with a single host instance
☛ 19. What is TDDS
☛ 20. What are best practices for tracking in production
☛ 21. What is global tracking and what does it track when global tracking is on
☛ 22. What is the difference between BizTalk 2009 and 2010
☛ 23. What is a Cumulative update
☛ 24. how many BizTalk versions is there
☛ 25. What is the BizTalk Adapter Pack
☛ 26. What is the ESB toolkit
☛ 27. What is required to install the Sharepoint adapter
☛ 28. What is special about the BizTalk Backup job?
☛ 29. What SQL agent job came in BizTalk 2010?
☛ 30. What tool were removed in BizTalk 2009?
☛ 31. How do the BizTalk Administration Console cache applications?
☛ 32. How can you solve slow administration consoles
☛ 33. What should be included in a basic guideline
☛ 34. What can you use the tracking database for
☛ 35. What is a trusted / un-trusted host
☛ 35. What is MSMQ used for?
☛ 36. What is ment by dedicated hosts
☛ 37. Should the DTA Purge and Archive job be configured and running if you have global tracking turned off?
☛ 38. What has not been changed regarding hosts since BizTalk 2006?
☛ 39. How do you turn of global tracking in BizTalk 2006 – 2006 R2
☛ 40. What is the main difference between BAM and DTA?
☛ 2. What is thresholds
☛ 3. Why do you have automatic throttling states and what can it be used for
☛ 4. What does a “high available environment” mean
☛ 5. What is NLB
☛ 6. What is host architecture
☛ 7. How do you route messages by receive port name
☛ 8. How do you measure performance for BizTalk
☛ 9. What are the four most important BizTalk databases
☛ 10. What are the dangers of filters combined with send port groups and multiple send ports
☛ 11. What needs to be backed up for a complete disaster recovery
☛ 12. What is an orphan message
☛ 13. What is a zombie message
☛ 14. what is a DNS server
☛ 15. How can you improve performance for BizTalk
☛ 16. What is ment by “parties”
☛ 17. Which default adapters cannot run with 64 bit OS
☛ 18. Which default adapters can only run with a single host instance
☛ 19. What is TDDS
☛ 20. What are best practices for tracking in production
☛ 21. What is global tracking and what does it track when global tracking is on
☛ 22. What is the difference between BizTalk 2009 and 2010
☛ 23. What is a Cumulative update
☛ 24. how many BizTalk versions is there
☛ 25. What is the BizTalk Adapter Pack
☛ 26. What is the ESB toolkit
☛ 27. What is required to install the Sharepoint adapter
☛ 28. What is special about the BizTalk Backup job?
☛ 29. What SQL agent job came in BizTalk 2010?
☛ 30. What tool were removed in BizTalk 2009?
☛ 31. How do the BizTalk Administration Console cache applications?
☛ 32. How can you solve slow administration consoles
☛ 33. What should be included in a basic guideline
☛ 34. What can you use the tracking database for
☛ 35. What is a trusted / un-trusted host
☛ 35. What is MSMQ used for?
☛ 36. What is ment by dedicated hosts
☛ 37. Should the DTA Purge and Archive job be configured and running if you have global tracking turned off?
☛ 38. What has not been changed regarding hosts since BizTalk 2006?
☛ 39. How do you turn of global tracking in BizTalk 2006 – 2006 R2
☛ 40. What is the main difference between BAM and DTA?