최신 201-01 무료덤프 - Riverbed Certified Solutions Associate - Network Performance Management

A. Remote Site monitoring and Packet Exportation

B. Virtualization and Data Center Mobility

C. Virtualization and Data Center Consolidation

D. Data Import and Data Export

E. Rationalization and Irrationalization

A. Through the Reporting ribbon

B. Through the Web Interface

C. Through the search bar in the Views pane

D. By hovering the cursor over the icon that precedes each View listed in the Views pane

A. The company can continue to use their Express but must buy a new Cascade Profiler.

B. The company must buy a new Standard Cascade Profiler but can use the Express functioning as a remote Cascade Sensor.

C. The company can try to reduce the number of flows being seen by the Express.

D. The company must buy a new Standard Cascade Profiler and can continue to use their Express but the two Cascade Profilers must be used independent of one another.

E. The company must buy a new Standard Cascade Profiler and stop using their Express.

F. The Express can be further licensed to capture the currently dropped flows.

A. A disk space allocation

B. All of the above

C. A packet filter

D. Trend/indexing parameters

E. One capture port or one aggregated port

A. In Dashboard Line Graphs

B. In Overall Traffic Graphs

C. In Overall Traffic Graphs and in Connection Graphs

D. In Connection Graphs

A. All of the above

B. Federated Data Records (FDR)

C. sFlow

D. NetFlow v9

E. CascadeFlow from Steelhead

F. IPFix

A. transmitted and received through the wireless network only

B. transmitted and received by a host

C. on a network cable

D. inbound and outbound through an interface

A. Know the time span analyzed by the View.

B. Change the resolution of a strip chart.

C. Analyze more than one trace file.

D. Want to change the time selection covered by the View.

A. root/root

B. admin/cacetech

C. root/sharkappliance

D. admin/admin

E. root/riverbed

A. Cascade Gateway's poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler is the NTP source for Cascade Gateways, Cascade Sensors and Cascade Sharks.

B. Cascade Gateway's poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler, Cascade Gateway and Cascade Sensor sync NTP from a common source.

C. SNMP polling is not supported in Cascade.

D. Cascade Profiler's poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler is the NTP source for Cascade Gateways and Cascade Sensors.

E. Cascade Profiler's poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler, Cascade Gateway and Cascade Sensor sync NTP a common source.

A. Windows Server 2003

B. Windows Server 2008

C. A & D

D. Windows Server 2005

E. NT 4.0

A. any speed, it does not matter.

B. 100Mbps

C. 1000Mbps

D. 10Mbps

E. 10000Mbps

A. Critical, Warning, and Informational

B. System Down, System Impaired, Attack, SLA/SLO Violation, and Security Policy Violation

C. Emergency, Critical, Alert, Error, Warning, Notice, Informational, and Debug

D. Low and High

E. Low, Med, and High

A. Flow level information including IP Addresses, number of packets, number of bytes, port/protocol, retransmissions and, when applicable, TCP response time information.

B. Health information including CPU utilization, up-time, and fan health.

C. Cascade Shark cannot export data to Cascade Profiler.

D. Port Statistical information including packet counts, byte counts, checksum error counts, and dropped packet counts.

A. Private key in PKCS12 format.

B. Private key and CA-signed public certificate in two separate files (PEM or DER formats).

C. Private key in PEM format.

D. Private key and CA-signed public certificate in PEM or PKCS12 formats.

E. CA-signed public certificate in PEM format.

A. Tansaction Analyzer

B. WebAnalyzer

C. AppInternals

D. Tansaction Analyzer Packet Trace Warehouse

E. NetSensor

A. You can simply connect to the Cascade Shark appliance directly from Cascade Pilot provided that proper network communication is available between Cascade Pilot and
Cascade Shark.

B. You MUST use a Cascade Profiler to view packet data on Cascade Shark.

C. You MUST use a Cascade Gateway to view packet data on Cascade Shark.

D. You MUST connect to the Cascade Shark through its web interface, export packets to a packet capture (pcap) file, then from within Cascade Pilot you can open the pcap file.

E. You can simply connect to the Cascade Shark appliance directly from Cascade Pilot provided that a capture job has already been configured from the Cascade Shark Web
Interface and proper network communication is available.

A. With Cascade Profiler you can run reports on interfaces that break down how much bandwidth is used by business critical applications to understand which interfaces to focus on for optimization.

B. Cascade Profiler has "Out-of-the-box" WAN reports which provide Optimization benefits reports based upon bandwidth consumed by optimizable applications.

C. All of the above.

D. With Cascade Profiler you can run reports by Bandwidth to determine which WAN links are congested.