Riverbed 201-01 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Riverbed 201-01 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 111:

  In the Cascade Profiler GUI, which of the following Host Group Types are available as default examples? (Select 2)

  A. ByLocation
  B. ByHostGroup
  C. ByPortsAndApplications
  D. ByFunction
  E. ByTimeZone
  A. ByLocation
  D. ByFunction

• Question 112:

  A company would like to have the Cascade Profiler report DNS-derived host names in reports. To allow this the Cascade Profiler must be configured by:

  A. Using the Primary DNS server obtained via DHCP from the Cascade Profiler's management interface.
  B. Using the Secondary DNS server obtained via DHCP from the Cascade Profiler's management interface.
  C. Using the Tertiary DNS server obtained via DHCP from the Cascade Profiler's management interface.
  D. Using the DNS server(s) as defined in the Configuration > General Settings page.
  E. Using any DNS servers the Cascade Profiler auto-discovers in the Inside Address space, found in the Configuration > DNS Settings page.
  D. Using the DNS server(s) as defined in the Configuration > General Settings page.

• Question 113:

  One of the theories behind NetProfiler Services is:

  A. 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.
  B. 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.
  C. 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.
  D. None of the above.
  A. 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.

• Question 114:

  A logical Grouping of IP addresses in AppResponse is defined as:

  A. Business Groups
  B. Web Applications
  C. Defined Applications
  D. Server Applications
  C. Defined Applications

• Question 115:

  To which devices is it possible to send data directly to (not including flows from other Cascade devices)? (Select 2)

  A. Sensor
  B. Sensor-VE
  C. Gateway
  D. Profiler
  E. Enterprise Profiler
  F. Express
  C. Gateway
  F. Express

• Question 116:

  Cascade Profiler encrypts data at rest with.

  A. the same encryption strength and protocol selected for sending data from Gateways and Sensors to Profiler.
  B. always 256bit AES, accept for international customers who are not eligible for encryption.
  C. Cascade does not encrypt data while at rest.
  D. Configurable under Definitions ? Encryption.
  C. Cascade does not encrypt data while at rest.

• Question 117:

  Which of the following statements are true about NetProfiler Security Profiles? (Choose three.)

  A. A security profile can be created for "business hours" or "weekends" or any other time periods you want to specify.
  B. Security Profiles utilize the SNORT Threat Signature Database.
  C. Security Profile data is aged out after one month.
  D. Security Profiles negate the need for IDS/IPS type systems.
  E. The appliance collects traffic data from the monitored network and aggregate it into security profiles.
  F. Recent statistics play a larger role in the profile than older statistics.
  A. A security profile can be created for "business hours" or "weekends" or any other time periods you want to specify.
  E. The appliance collects traffic data from the monitored network and aggregate it into security profiles.
  F. Recent statistics play a larger role in the profile than older statistics.

• Question 118:

  To receive external notification for Cascade Profiler Alerts:

  A. SMTP or SNMP must be configured.
  B. I have to have an account on Cascade.
  C. Lotus Notes has to be installed.
  D. I need a Riverbed e-mail account.
  A. SMTP or SNMP must be configured.

• Question 119:

  A Microflow index can be configured for a capture job but cannot be added to a PCAP trace file.

  A. TRUE
  B. FALSE
  B. FALSE

• Question 120:

  For Security Policies, we can suppress the alerting against a specific host or subnet through which of the following methods?

  A. Adding an alerting threshold for the policy in question
  B. Adding the host or subnet to the special pre-defined custom hostgroup called "trusted- hosts" that suppresses alerting from all security policies.
  C. Changing the Advanced Setting for the policy
  D. Changing the Global Policy Settings
  E. Suppressing events against a specific host or subnet is not possible
  A. Adding an alerting threshold for the policy in question