Riverbed 201-01 Riverbed Certified Solutions Associate - Network Performance Management Exam Practice Test

Items such Mean Opinion Score (MOS) scores, jitter, and packet loss – important indicators of potential voice quality issues.

PBX Health statistics.

Ability to break into a conversation for emergency interruption services.

Ability to assure 911 Emergency dialing is available.

All of the above.

25,000 flows per minute

50,000 flows per minute

As many flows as can be collected from up to 5 other devices

100,000 flows per minute

Limited by the Cascade Profiler license limit

In UI preferences

In behavior analysis - policies

In behavior analysis - notifications

In behaviors analysis - events

In configuration - general settings

Entering the IP address of hostname of the host in the quick report box at the top level GUI page.

Right-clicking on any host link from a dashboard or report, and selecting host information.

Go to reports –> shortcuts –> built-in –> host information.

Selecting the host information Report by option from the advanced traffic reporting tab.

All of the above.

A, B, and C only.

Bandwidth Utilization and Storage Utilization

Encryption Algorithms used

Signal to Noise Ratio of Fiber Optic Links

User Access Roles per Data Set

Bandwidth Utilization and Application Performance

SMTP or SNMP must be configured.

I have to have an account on Cascade.

Lotus Notes has to be installed.

I need a Riverbed e-mail account.

Indexing a packet capture (pcap) file

Applying live views to interfaces

Creating a watch on a live interface

Exporting a packet capture (pcap) file to Wireshark

Analyzing a specific time interval within a job trace

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Cascade Shark appliance can monitor 10GE interface traffic but Cascade Sensor cannot.

Cascade Sensor can provide flow data to Cascade Profiler but Cascade Shark appliance cannot.

Cascade Shark appliance has much higher write-to-disk rates than the Cascade Sensor and is the appropriate appliance when packet capture is the primary requirement.

Cascade Sensor can recognize the application type by its DPI signature database but Cascade Shark appliance cannot.

Flows reported by Cascade Shark will not include an application tag triggered by matching known signatures within the first 1000 bytes of the flow.

The Cascade Shark can forward flow to only one destination Cascade Profiler.

The communication between the Cascade Shark and Cascade Profiler is NOT encrypted as it is with Cascade Sensor and Cascade Profiler communication.

All of the Above.

Identity integration to identify which users are logged into which client machines.

Integration with synthetic transaction tools to obtain response time information.

A fully functional CLI that is easier to use than a Web based GUI.

A Web based GUI that does not require a password or HTTPS connection allowing for easier connection.

User Defined Policies

SNMP Polling

Dashboards

Services

Navigate Network

Ensure Internet connectivity and activate the application online during installation.

Install the application and activate it through the phone.

Install the application on your Linux or Windows system and then launch it.

Install the application on your Windows machine and then launch it.

change the Navigation Bar Position.

change were reports are saved on Profiler.

change data unit from Bytes to Bits.

change user Time Zone.

search for lost templates.

Appear listed under the devices tab of the sources panel.

Appear in the main workspace after selecting “choose an interface” from the main menu.

Appear listed under the associated Cascade Shark capture job trace in the sources panel files tab.

Must be selected from the “Capture. Interfaces” menu.

Roll remote devices via SNMP at the request of NetProfiler.

Process up to tens of millions of raw flows per minute.

Provide analysis of incoming flows and identify anomalies in traffic patterns.

Selectively forward flows from original sources to third party colectors.

Selectively forward flows from original sources to NetProfiler(s).

Definitions->Host Groups

Definitions->Applications

Definitions->Port Groups

Definitions->Port Names

Integration->Switch Port Discovery

Go to the Dashboard page and verify that the graphs display data.

Go to the System->Information page and assure that all status indications (System and Component, DNS Server) are displaying OK.

Go to the System->Devices/Interfaces page and assure that each data source that is expected to be available is listed and that no status indicators are red.

Go to the Reports->Traffic page. Near the bottom of the Report Criteria section, click Run now. Verify that a traffic report is displayed.

All of the Above

Drag the trace file on the View to apply the View.

Right-click the View item and select "Apply with Filter".

Drag a View on the trace file to apply the selected View.

Select the View and the trace file, and double-click the trace file.

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.

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

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

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.

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 logical collection of IP Addresses that can be grouped by region, application, and function.

A set of netflow collectors.

NetFlow senders.

A group of Ports.

A collection of MAC Addresses.

Behavior analytics for proactive monitoring.

Ability to automatically create Hostgroups and draw Network Topology, using Netflow.

Dependency mapping for an always-accurate view of your applications and their dependencies.

Cost-effective visibility into remote sites by leveraging SteelHead.

Ability for true, end-to-end coverage of the enterprise with dashboard-to-flow-to-packet analysis, providing scalability and flexibility.

Executive-level dashboards for a quick summary of service performance.

Use out of the box report templates

Export any dashboard to PDF

With a right-click operation

All of the above

No hard limit

10

4

20

Standard or Enterprise Profiler

Gateways

Sensor

Shark

Sensor-VE

All of the above

Cascade can determine every URL that a client goes to out on the internet.

Cascade can identify applications at Layer7 which will aid in determining business versus non-business use-age of resources.

Cascade can identify applications that use multiple common ports based upon Layer7 to more readily track application dependencies.

Cascade can be configured with URLs, match those URL’s to application names and, in order to understand which applications are utilized on web servers that host multiple web applications over the same TCP port.

Cascade can identify unencrypted applications such as FTP and TELNET regardless of port number, and other applications (such as Peer to Peer) that may violate a company’s security policies.

From the Basic Settings page of the Cascade Shark appliance Web Interface.

From the Advanced Settings page of the Cascade Shark appliance Web Interface.

With the CLI command “set timezone”.

From the Settings menu of Cascade Pilot.

Cascade will send synthetic transactions to measure response time.

Cascade has a software agent that can be loaded on a Windows Server to provide response time metrics with most major applications

Cascade tracks Response Time metrics by observing live traffic. These metrics are used with other indicators to build baselines and analyze deviations that may be indicators to issues.

All the above.

Sensor-VE

Gateway-VE

Express RSP

Pilot

High Speed Capture, Transaction Analyzer

Packet Analyzer, Packet Download Manager

Packet Analyzer, High Speed Capture

Packet Analyzer, Transaction Analyzer

Source and Destination IP Address of endstations

Source and Destination MAC Address of endstations

Source and Destination Hardware Port Numbers of endstations

Source and Destination UDP or TCP Port Numbers

TCP Flags used

Obtaining interface information from routers.

Obtaining interface information from user PCs.

Obtaining user PC status through the Cascade Profiler receiving SNMP traps.

Obtaining network device status through the Cascade Profiler receiving SNMP traps.

All of the above.

Fault Management

Application Performance Management (APM)

Network Behavior Analysis (NBA)

Flow based Network Monitoring and Analysis

An evaluation license of the software to remain active for a period longer than the default license period.

A selected portion of a packet capture (pcap) file to be opened in Cascade Pilot from a larger capture file.

A view applied to a packet capture (pcap) file to be limited to the time period selected.

Watches to be scheduled to alert the user at a pre-defined time.

Private key in PKCS12 format.

Private key in PEM format.

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

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

CA-signed public certificate in PEM format.

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

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

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

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

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