Why are the BCA Clients upgraded before the BCA Server? Choose all that apply.
A. BCA Clients are not forward compatible with newer releases of BCA reports
B. Upgrades to BCA Servers may introduce dependences upon BCA Clients
C. BCA Clients are backwards compatible with BCA Interconnect and BCA reports of
prior
releases.
D. BCA Clients are upgraded after the BCA Server has been upgraded.
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A and C are correct. BCA Clients are unable to process reports from a
newer release than they are
, on. However, they can process reports from older releases.
How are BCA reports transferred from the BCA servers to BCA PCs?
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The BCA Client service on the BCA PCs requests reports from the BCA
Interconnect instances. The
BCA Interconnect instances then stream the reports to the PCs
What purpose does the encryption key serve on the BCA PC?
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It is used to decrypt the BCA reports stored on the BCA PC.
BCA encryption key
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is used by BCA clients to decrypt reports that were encrypted by the
Interconnect‐
BCA service. If the encryption key on a client does not match the key in the
Interconnect‐BCA instance,
the client will be unable to retrieve new reports.
A. BCA Clients are not forward compatible with newer releases of BCA reports
B. Upgrades to BCA Servers may introduce dependences upon BCA Clients
C. BCA Clients are backwards compatible with BCA Interconnect and BCA reports of
prior
releases.
D. BCA Clients are upgraded after the BCA Server has been upgraded.
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A and C are correct. BCA Clients are unable to process reports from a
newer release than they are
, on. However, they can process reports from older releases.
How are BCA reports transferred from the BCA servers to BCA PCs?
Give this one a try later!
The BCA Client service on the BCA PCs requests reports from the BCA
Interconnect instances. The
BCA Interconnect instances then stream the reports to the PCs
What purpose does the encryption key serve on the BCA PC?
Give this one a try later!
It is used to decrypt the BCA reports stored on the BCA PC.
BCA encryption key
Give this one a try later!
is used by BCA clients to decrypt reports that were encrypted by the
Interconnect‐
BCA service. If the encryption key on a client does not match the key in the
Interconnect‐BCA instance,
the client will be unable to retrieve new reports.
