Riverbed 299-01 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Riverbed 299-01 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 201:

  Which of the following are available integrations for Cascade Profiler? (Select 3)

  A. SNMP to send traps to trap receivers.
  B. SNMP to discover switch ports associated with IP addresses.
  C. SNMP to discover router interface capacities.
  D. SNMP to discover router CPU utilization.
  A. SNMP to send traps to trap receivers.
  B. SNMP to discover switch ports associated with IP addresses.
  C. SNMP to discover router interface capacities.

• Question 202:

  What are three ways Cascade Shark can monitor packet data in an environment: (Select 3)

  A. Connect a capture port to a Port mirroring monitor port (also referred to as a SPAN port).
  B. Connect two capture ports to a passive network tap on a live link. One capture port is used for each direction of the link.
  C. Use the built-in AirCard capture port to capture traffic from a wireless network.
  D. Connect two capture ports across a link connected to a SPAN port already being used for packet capture to another type of monitoring device and place Cascade Shark in "passthru" mode.
  E. Send sFlow with sampled packets to a Cascade Shark Capture port which has been placed in sFlow collection mode.
  A. Connect a capture port to a Port mirroring monitor port (also referred to as a SPAN port).
  B. Connect two capture ports to a passive network tap on a live link. One capture port is used for each direction of the link.
  D. Connect two capture ports across a link connected to a SPAN port already being used for packet capture to another type of monitoring device and place Cascade Shark in "passthru" mode.

• Question 203:

  What is the minimum number of physical appliances required when building Cascade solution that will collect and process 3.6 million unique (de-duplicated) flows/minute from NetFlow sources?

  A. 11 for the Cascade Profiler, 3 Cascade Gateways
  B. 10 for the Cascade Profiler, 3 Cascade Gateways
  C. 11 for the Cascade Profiler, 5 Cascade Gateways
  D. 10 for the Cascade Profiler, 5 Cascade Gateways
  E. 12 for the Cascade Profiler, 4 Cascade Gateways
  A. 11 for the Cascade Profiler, 3 Cascade Gateways

• Question 204:

  Simple Network Management Protocol can be used on Cascade Profiler for:

  A. Accessing the Cascade Profiler's MIB by third-party applications for monitoring.
  B. Obtaining interface information from routers.
  C. Obtaining host MAC address information from switches.
  D. Obtaining network device status through the Cascade Profiler receiving SNMP traps.
  E. A, B, and D.
  E. A, B, and D.

• Question 205:

  How does Cascade Profiler obtain switch port discovery and population information?

  A. Switch Port Discovery Protocol (SPDP)
  B. Merging of CAM + ARP tables, both gathered via SNMP
  C. Merging of IF and ARP tables, both gathered via SNMP
  D. Merging of IF and CAM tables, both gathered via SNMP
  B. Merging of CAM + ARP tables, both gathered via SNMP

• Question 206:

  When changing the priority for a Layer 4 mapping on Cascade Profiler best practices indicate that Application Mappings should be given higher priorities based on:

  A. Longest Match
  B. Shortest Match
  C. IP and Port
  D. IP
  A. Longest Match

• Question 207:

  Which of the following statements are true (select 2)

  A. SNMP based technology can query a network device for statistics such as number of packets and bytes sent out an interface but typically doesn't have conversation-level details (such as which IP Addresses where talking at a given time)
  B. NetFlow based technology can query a network device for statistics such as number of packets and bytes sent out an interface but typically doesn't have conversation-level details (such as which IP Addresses where talking at a given time)
  C. NetFlow based technology does NOT typically include response time information, packet inspection is necessary to measure response times
  D. It is NOT possible to understand which conversations traversed a link without full packet capture
  E. SNMP based technology querying routers in the network can be used to view end to end conversations across a network to determine top talkers
  A. SNMP based technology can query a network device for statistics such as number of packets and bytes sent out an interface but typically doesn't have conversation-level details (such as which IP Addresses where talking at a given time)
  C. NetFlow based technology does NOT typically include response time information, packet inspection is necessary to measure response times

• Question 208:

  If you use overlapping IP address ranges (for example 10.0.0.0/8, 10.1.2/16, and 10.2.3/24) in a host group definition on Cascade Profiler which of the following is true?:

  A. The Profiler assigns a host to all overlapping custom groups.
  B. The Profiler assigns a host to the custom group whose definitions has the shortest matching prefix.
  C. The Profiler assigns a host to the custom group whose definitions has the longest matching prefix.
  D. An error message is generated.
  C. The Profiler assigns a host to the custom group whose definitions has the longest matching prefix.

• Question 209:

  What is the purpose of the snmp-server ifindex-persist command in regards to Riverbed Steelhead appliances and Cascade Profiler? (Select 2)

  A. Guarantees that the ifIndex values for various interfaces remain stable across Steelhead appliance reboots and reconfiguration.
  B. Guarantees that the ifIndex values for various interfaces remain stable across network disruptions preventing re-polling
  C. Guarantees that the ifdescription values for various interfaces remain correctly mapped across Steelhead appliance reboots and reconfiguration.
  D. Guarantees that the ifdescription values for various interfaces are remapped across Steelhead appliance service shutdowns.
  A. Guarantees that the ifIndex values for various interfaces remain stable across Steelhead appliance reboots and reconfiguration.
  C. Guarantees that the ifdescription values for various interfaces remain correctly mapped across Steelhead appliance reboots and reconfiguration.

• Question 210:

  One advantage of using a trace clip for analysis within Cascade Pilot instead of its parent capture job trace is:

  A. The trace clip is likely smaller in size, so views load faster.
  B. The trace clip is moved to the local system, so views load faster.
  C. The trace clip has a base set of views pre-applied, so analysis is faster.
  D. The trace clip is guaranteed to have trend/index data, so views load faster.
  A. The trace clip is likely smaller in size, so views load faster.