Riverbed 201-01 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Riverbed 201-01 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 131:

  On Cascade Profiler, Why would you want to create a generic group encompassing the 0.0.0.0/0 definition?

  A. There is no reason to create this definition.
  B. This definition can be used to look for all hosts on the network that are not in other groups.
  C. This definition can be used to identify hosts that have incorrect IP address assignments.
  D. This definition can be used to look for all hosts on the internal network that are not in other groups within the same group type.
  E. This definition can be used to look for all hosts on the internal network that are not in other groups in any group type.
  D. This definition can be used to look for all hosts on the internal network that are not in other groups within the same group type.

• Question 132:

  Where in the Cascade Profiler GUI do you change the hosts considered internal to the Profiler?

  A. System->Devices and Interfaces
  B. Configuration->Accounts
  C. Definitions->Host Groups
  D. Configuration->General Settings
  E. Dashboard
  D. Configuration->General Settings

• Question 133:

  What signaling protocols are supported by AppResponse VoIP Monitoring Module? (Choose three.)

  A. MGCP
  B. SCCP
  C. H.248
  D. SIP
  E. H323
  B. SCCP
  D. SIP
  E. H323

• Question 134:

  For Cascade Profiler, Where can a user customize which recipients (SMTP and/or SNMP) are alerted when different severity events from different policies are triggered?

  A. In UI preferences
  B. In behavior analysis - policies
  C. In behavior analysis - notifications
  D. In behaviors analysis - events
  E. In configuration - general settings
  C. In behavior analysis - notifications

• Question 135:

  What is the maximum number of 10G ports that a Cascade Sensor can support?

  A. 1
  B. 2
  C. 3
  D. 4
  E. Unlimited
  B. 2

• Question 136:

  Cascade Profiler flow logs can be stored on which of the following?

  A. SAN and Local Disk Storage
  B. SAN only
  C. Local Gateway-Storage
  D. Hard Drive and Ethernet or USB-attached NAS
  E. Local only
  A. SAN and Local Disk Storage

• Question 137:

  A filter can be created in Cascade Pilot:

  A. By importing a display or capture filter from Wireshark.
  B. By saving the filter applied in a View.
  C. Only when you are connected to a Cascade Shark.
  D. Only before applying a View.
  B. By saving the filter applied in a View.

• Question 138:

  What must be considered when sizing a Cascade Shark appliance? (Select 3)

  A. Write-to-disk speed
  B. NetFlow consumption rate required
  C. Protocol support required
  D. Capture port types required
  E. Packet storage required
  A. Write-to-disk speed
  D. Capture port types required
  E. Packet storage required

• Question 139:

  What is the maximum capacity of a Standard Cascade Profiler appliance in terms of the number of IP flows that it can process?

  A. 100,000 Flows per Minute
  B. 200,000 Flows per Minute
  C. 300,000 Flows per Minute
  D. 400,000 Flows per Minute
  E. 500,000 Flows per Minute
  F. 600,000 Flows per Minute
  E. 500,000 Flows per Minute

• Question 140:

  What are the advantages of deploying NetProfiler in your network infrastructure? (Choose five.)

  A. Behavior analytics for proactive monitoring.
  B. Ability to automatically create Hostgroups and draw Network Topology, using Netflow.
  C. Dependency mapping for an always-accurate view of your applications and their dependencies.
  D. Cost-effective visibility into remote sites by leveraging SteelHead.
  E. Ability for true, end-to-end coverage of the enterprise with dashboard-to-flow-to-packet analysis, providing scalability and flexibility.
  F. Executive-level dashboards for a quick summary of service performance.
  A. Behavior analytics for proactive monitoring.
  B. Ability to automatically create Hostgroups and draw Network Topology, using Netflow.
  C. Dependency mapping for an always-accurate view of your applications and their dependencies.
  E. Ability for true, end-to-end coverage of the enterprise with dashboard-to-flow-to-packet analysis, providing scalability and flexibility.
  F. Executive-level dashboards for a quick summary of service performance.