Riverbed 299-01 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Riverbed 299-01 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 121:

  Cascade provides a means for contacting other network devices for additional information about a host or user of interest. Right-clicking a host name, IP address, MAC address or port number and choosing _________________ from the shortcut menu sends a query to the other network device.

  A. View Packets
  B. Error Report
  C. Restart Service
  D. View Switch Port
  E. External Link
  E. External Link

• Question 122:

  If a prospective customer has 2000 users what would be a reasonable estimated number of flows per minute used in sizing Profiler?

  A. 2000
  B. 4000
  C. 20000
  D. 40000
  E. 200000
  F. 400000
  D. 40000

• Question 123:

  What is the Active Timeout requirement on flow sources sending NetFlow to Cascade?

  A. Any active timeout can be used; Cascade will calculate the statistics accordingly and update the dashboard accordingly.
  B. 60 Seconds.
  C. 60 Milliseconds.
  D. 15 Minutes.
  B. 60 Seconds.

• Question 124:

  In the Cascade Profiler GUI, where can you mark a TCP port as a Server Port?

  A. Definitions->Host Groups
  B. Definitions->Applications
  C. Definitions->Port Names
  D. Definitions->Port Groups
  E. Integration->Switch Port Discovery
  C. Definitions->Port Names

• Question 125:

  How are trace clips created in Cascade Pilot? (Select 2)

  A. Select a Capture Job, right-click, and select "Create Trace Clip".
  B. Drag a bar from a Bar Chart to the Capture Job.
  C. Click the + button in the Capture Job item and select a time window.
  D. Select a time window and apply a Cascade Pilot filter.
  A. Select a Capture Job, right-click, and select "Create Trace Clip".
  C. Click the + button in the Capture Job item and select a time window.

• Question 126:

  Layer 7 Fingerprints come from which of the following sources:

  A. Cascade, User Defined, Packeteer, NBAR
  B. Cascade, User Defined, Packeteer, NBAR, Steelhead appliance
  C. Cascade, Packeteer, NBAR, Steelhead Appliance
  D. Cascade, User Defined, Cisco, Netscreen, Steelhead appliance
  A. Cascade, User Defined, Packeteer, NBAR

• Question 127:

  In order to analyze data captured by a Cascade Shark appliancE. (Select 3)

  A. You can connect directly to the Cascade Shark with Cascade Pilot to begin analysis.
  B. You can connect directly to the Cascade Shark with Cascade Gateway to begin analysis.
  C. You can start analysis on the Cascade Profiler based upon flow data that has been sent from Cascade Shark to Cascade Profiler.
  D. You can export data from a capture job directly to a packet capture (pcap) file and open in any tool that accepts pcap format.
  E. You can start by loading views of the data from the Cascade Shark Appliance Web GUI before export to Wireshark.
  A. You can connect directly to the Cascade Shark with Cascade Pilot to begin analysis.
  C. You can start analysis on the Cascade Profiler based upon flow data that has been sent from Cascade Shark to Cascade Profiler.
  D. You can export data from a capture job directly to a packet capture (pcap) file and open in any tool that accepts pcap format.

• Question 128:

  A SPAN port is often limited in which way:

  A. Can only capture traffic from a single port.
  B. Can only capture traffic that is routed (not switched)
  C. Can only capture traffic that is ingress or received by the device
  D. The number that can be configured is oftentimes limited to two
  E. Requires at least two monitoring ports to capture a single link
  D. The number that can be configured is oftentimes limited to two

• Question 129:

  When you create an index within Cascade Pilot for a trace filE. (Select 2)

  A. The index will be removed when Cascade Pilot is closed.
  B. The operation can take a few minutes.
  C. You cannot apply Views that do not support indexing.
  D. The trace file icon changes to a lightning bolt to indicate that it is indexed.
  B. The operation can take a few minutes.
  D. The trace file icon changes to a lightning bolt to indicate that it is indexed.

• Question 130:

  Cascade Profiler is reporting the traffic on Steelhead optimized flows separately than the connections on tcp/7800 between two Steelheads. In other words, from Cascade you see flows for traffic on various ports used natively by the clients and servers across the steelhead as well as flows for tcp/7800. What does this indicate?

  A. This is normal in optimization environments and provides the proper reporting of traffic volume between locations.
  B. This indicates that Flow data is being reported on the optimized connection, between Steelheads and has no impact on reporting.
  C. This indicates that Flow data is being reported on the optimized connection, between Steelheads and can lead to Cascade double-counting volumes between locations.
  D. This cannot happen.
  C. This indicates that Flow data is being reported on the optimized connection, between Steelheads and can lead to Cascade double-counting volumes between locations.