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Questions # 51:

Hosts that do not match group definitions within a group type are:

Options:
A.

Placed in an unassigned group.

B.

Not placed into a group within the group type.

C.

Not allowed

D.

Flagged as an error.

E.

Likely to cause errors in the future.

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Questions # 52:

In a Cascade deployment with Sensor and Profiler, what information does the Application Performance Policy report show? (Select 4)

Options:
A.

Number of connections per second

B.

Average response time

C.

TCP resets

D.

TCP retransmission

E.

Number of jumbo frames

F.

CPU and memory utilization of server

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Questions # 53:

What is the maximum number of custom applications that can be defined on a Cascade Profiler?

Options:
A.

Yes, 25

B.

Yes, 50

C.

Yes, 100

D.

Yes 500

E.

No Limit

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Questions # 54:

On a newly created capture job on Cascade Shark appliance, by default, trending/indexing arE. (Select 2)

Options:
A.

Enabled

B.

Disabled

C.

Set to retain up to 1 week or 10GB of indexing/trending data

D.

Set to retain up to 1 week or 10GB of packets

E.

Set to keep the indexing/trending data indefinitely

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Questions # 55:

NetFlow v9 uses the concept of templates. How do you tell the Cascade Gateway the proper template information?

Options:
A.

You configure the NetFlow v9 template on the Gateway for each NetFlow v9 exporting device.

B.

You manually import the NetFlow v9 template for each device.

C.

The template is automatically learned by the Gateway.

D.

All of the above.

E.

None of the above.

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Questions # 56:

When using a Network Performance Management tool such as Cascade, TCP sessions can be observed as completed by observing:

Options:
A.

TCP Window size is observed as zero

B.

Buffering bits (zeros) are included in the last packet of the flow

C.

TCP is connectionless so there is no way to determine completion

D.

A RST or FIN flag is included in the flow

E.

A SYN or CPT flag is included in the flow

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Questions # 57:

WAN optimization reports on Cascade Profiler require that the WAN interfaces for all Steelheads performing optimization are included in a WAN Interface group and are marked as Steelhead interfaces. Which of the following is true?

Options:
A.

If the Steelhead is running a RioS version older than 5.5.3, the Steelhead WAN interfaces need to be manually added, and marked as Steelhead interfaces.

B.

If the Steelhead is running a RioS version 5.5.3 or higher, the Steelhead WAN interfaces are automatically added to the WAN page, but the user must manually mark them as Steelhead interfaces.

C.

If the Steelhead is running a RioS version 6.0.1 or higher, the Steelhead WAN interfaces are automatically added to the WAN page and are also be marked as a Steelhead interface.

D.

All of the above are true.

E.

A and C only are true.

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Questions # 58:

What information is required to configure the Switch Port Discovery feature in the Cascade Profiler? (Select 2)

Options:
A.

Periodically imported DHCP lease records

B.

IP address of the outermost switches

C.

IP address of the lookup router

D.

IP address of mitigation router

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Questions # 59:

What methodologies does the Cascade Profiler use to display MAC address information along with other host information?

Options:
A.

Import DHCP lease files or SNMP polling of switches.

B.

Manually enter MAC address information via the user interface.

C.

The Cascade Profiler cannot display MAC address information.

D.

This information is received via sFlow and/or NetFlow.

E.

MAC address information is stored as part of the information received from Cascade Sensors and Regional Gateways.

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Questions # 60:

When troubleshooting a Steelhead deployment with Cascade you suspect that you may have packet ricochet. Since you are exporting CascadeFlow from the Steelheads to the Cascade how can you use Profiler to see if there actually is packet ricochet?

Options:
A.

Identify connection duration.

B.

Look for high server side packet counts.

C.

Look for high number of reset.

D.

Run a report with a Connection Graph.

E.

Run a report on the WAN Interface of the Steelhead.

F.

Run a report with Flow List and look at the topology columns.

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