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

A. All of the above

B. Use out of the box report templates

C. Export any dashboard to PDF

D. With a right-click operation

A. Compare updates received via SNMP from Steelhead optimization devices with router devices.

B. The Cascade Profiler cannot determine optimization levels.

C. Compare the amount of traffic crossing a LAN interface to the corresponding traffic crossing an optimized WAN interface.

D. Through manual entry of levels achieved.

E. Compare updates received via flows from Steelhead optimization devices with router devices.

A. IPv4 Protocols such as x.25, TTY and TTL

B. TCP Protocols such as HTTP and HTTPS

C. SAN HBA Protocol

D. UDP Protocols such as SMTP and Video streaming

E. IPv4 Protocols including TCP, UDP, and ICMP

A. Select the View, right-click, and apply it with the filter associated with a graphic object.

B. Select a graphic object in a View chart, and drag a View on the trace file.

C. Select a graphic object in a View chart, and drag a View on the object.

D. Right-click in the View chart, and select "Drill-down" to select the View.

A. Using the Tertiary DNS server obtained via DHCP from the Cascade Profiler's management interface.

B. Using any DNS servers the Cascade Profiler auto-discovers in the Inside Address space, found in the Configuration > DNS Settings page.

C. Using the Primary DNS server obtained via DHCP from the Cascade Profiler's management interface.

D. Using the Secondary DNS server obtained via DHCP from the Cascade Profiler's management interface.

E. Using the DNS server(s) as defined in the Configuration > General Settings page.

A. MTU size changes can be used to determine that a session is complete for either TCP or UDP

B. Both TCP and UDP sessions are easily determined as completed through the existence of flags included

C. UDP sessions are easily determined as completed through the existence of flags included; this isn't true for TCP sessions

D. TCP sessions are easily determined as completed through the existence of flags included; this isn't true for UDP sessions

E. Neither TCP nor UDP sessions can be determined as completed unless 20 minutes has passed since the last packet is observed

A. Ability to view link usage over the last few months for capacity planning purposes.

B. Ability to view WAN use by top hosts, top servers, top application, top ports, top protocols, and QOS markings.

C. Ability to consolidate and view all Steelhead and Router configurations across the network.

D. Ability to view applications and protocols used across the enterprise.

A. All three of the reports above include an Event List

B. None of the three reports above include an Event List. Only an Event report will generate Event Lists

C. Service Incident Report

D. Service Performance Report

E. Overall Service Performance Report

A. Applications are large and complex and often traverse different groups within a single organization. Without the concept of a service in NetProfiler, it would not be possible to monitor the traffic from a single application since each group would have no purchase their own NetProfiler to monitor their individual aspect of the application.

B. Many organizations do not know all the aspects of a given application or service they provide, which makes it difficult to fully map that service and monitor it from end to end.
NetProfiler has visibility into many different areas and can often see connections used by different parts of a service that may be unknown to different administrators. This visibility allows NetProfiler to identify all the different components of a service and provide detailed visibility and monitoring into that service's performance.

C. None of the above.

D. When monitoring an application, it is often necessary to think of that application as a service instead of an application. By utilizing NetProfiler Services, you are able to take your application and easily convert it to a service. This conversion allows you to treat the application differently so it can be more effectively monitored.

A. any speed, it does not matter.

B. 100Mbps

C. 1000Mbps

D. 10Mbps

E. 10000Mbps

A. SNMPv1 and SNMPv3

B. SNMPv1 and SNMPv2

C. SNMPv2 Only

D. SNMPv1 Only

A. Ability to map out the intra-server application/process dependencies on a server.

B. Ability to compare WAN Optimization benefits for different versions of Windows Server software

C. Ability to understand the response time of the Data Center as a whole.

D. Ability to map out the inter-server dependencies between applications in the data center.