201-01 Practice Exam Questions with Answers Riverbed Certified Solutions Associate - Network Performance Management Certification

HTTP over TCP/80 and HTTPS over TCP/445

HTTP over TCP/80 and HTTPS over TCP/443

HTTP over TCP/443 and HTTPS over TCP/80

HTTP over TCP/445 and HTTPS over TCP/80

HTTP over TCP/88 and HTTP over TCP/444

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Host/Group

IP Address/Subnet

Interface/Device

Network

A downloadable customized view from the online Cascade community.

Any view that is applied to live devices and dynamically updated.

A view that can be created after drill-down from one view to another.

Any view that was created by applying a traffic filter.

All views within Cascade Pilot are considered interactive views.

The values for each application are defined under Definitions->Applications.

The values of each part of the network are defined under Definitions->Host Groups.

They are received in network Flow records from switches/routers as well as the Cascade Sensor or Shark.

They are received using Deep Packet Inspection within the Layer7 application headers of the packets.

Fault Management

Application Performance Management (APM)

Network Behavior Analysis (NBA)

Flow based Network Monitoring and Analysis

Cascade Shark interfaces and captures job traces appear under the devices tab within the sources panel.

Cascade Shark interfaces appear under the devices tab of the sources panel AND Cascade Shark capture job traces appear under the files tab of the sources panel.

Cascade Shark interfaces and captures job traces appear in the views panel.

Cascade Shark interfaces must be selected from the home menu to begin a capture.

Security Events

Performance and Availability Events

Current Events

Unacknowledged Events

Public Events

Private Events

Per User Events

100/1000Mbps

1000Mbps

10/100Mbps

10/100/1000Mbps

10000Mbps

Through the serial port.

Through a keyboard and monitor connected to the appliance.

Through the Cascade Shark appliance Web Interface using the default Cascade Shark appliance IP Address.

Through the Cascade Shark appliance Web Interface if the IP address of Cascade Shark appliance is assigned through a DHCP server.

Minimum discerning change

Static upper threshold

Multiple interfaces

One interface

Quality of service

Service Health

Watched Traffic

WAN Utilization

Service Map

Security Threats

Express

Standard Profiler

Enterprise Profiler

B and C

A, B, and C

Inclusion of a pie chart

Inclusion of a flow list

Data resolution (1 min, 15 min, 1 hr, etc.)

Columns that are included in the summary table

Sort order of the summary table

All of the above

XML

PDF

CSV

EDI

HTML

Through the Reporting ribbon

Through the search bar in the Views pane

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

Through the Web Interface

Drives are Failing/Missing

RAID is Rebuilding

Partitions are not mounted or mounted as read-only.

Drives are OK.

Drives have Low/No Space.

SAN and Local Disk Storage

SAN only

Local Gateway-Storage

Hard Drive and Ethernet or USB-attached NAS

Local only

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.

Virtualization and Data Center Mobility

Rationalization and Irrationalization

Virtualization and Data Center Consolidation

Remote Site monitoring and Packet Exportation

Data Import and Data Export

Smart Switch

Switch

Lookup Router

Hub

Maximum flow capacity.

Maximum number of operational analytics.

Maximum number of users supported.

Maximum number of available reports.

1000Mbps

any speed, it does not matter.

10000Mbps

10Mbps

100Mbps

Business Groups

Web Applications

Defined Applications

Server Applications

You must run only a single version of the AD connector program.

Install the AD Connector 1.5 on all domain controllers.

Install the appropriate version of the AD Connector on each domain controller.

Install the AD Connector v2.0 on all domain controllers.

Install the AD Connector v2.0 on an Event Collector host.

Start Cascade Pilot and add a Probe.

Always use port 61898 in the Probe window.

Enter the 'admin' credentials, connect, and then change the user.

Start Cascade Pilot and connect to a previously connected probe using the “remote” ribbon tab.

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.

Install more hard drives.

Change the RAID configuration.

Decrease the snapshot storage in the web user interface.

Install an Expression Chassis.

Users within the same group can view the dashboard.

Users within the same group cannot view the dashboard.

Dashboards are created as public by default.

Dashboards are created as private by default.

There is no concept of dashboard visibility.

You would never deploy NetExpress at a large corporate enterprise. NetExpress has insufficient capacity for any type of deployment.

To provide a solution for collecting packets, with no need for any other sort of analysis.

Multiple locations in widely disparate geographic locations with a need to monitor each location independently.

A need to provide visibility to a subset of an entire organization such as a specific group or collection of groups. without providing that same visibility to the entire organization.

A specific capture job

All the capture jobs

All the capture ports on the appliance

A specific capture port on the appliance