299-01 無料問題集「Riverbed Certified Solutions Professional - Network Performance Management」

（A）Top Hosts

（B）Top URLs

（C）Watched Interfaces

（D）Current Events

（A）The numerical order of the interfaces from right to left in the network device chassis.

（B）The SNMP index number of device interfaces where a poll has been performed.

（C）The SNMP index number of device interfaces where a poll has not yet been performed.

（D）The numerical order of the interfaces from left to right in the network device chassis.

（A）Line Graphs

（B）Tables

（C）Stacked Area Graphs

（D）Connection Graphs

（E）Pie Charts

（F）Bar charts

（A）At least three days of data available.

（B）The application specialist available.

（C）Some historical data and some starting point (a server, port, application).

（D）A customer network diagram available.

（E）At least three weeks of data available.

（A）About 9 hours with a captured length of 1000 bytes and an average traffic rate of 1Gbps.

（B）About 20 hours with a captured length of 500 bytes and an average packet rate of 400kbps.

（C）About 18 hours with a captured length of 65535 bytes and an average traffic rate of 500Mbps.

（D）About 34 hours with a captured length of 65535 bytes and a packet rate of 400kbps

（A）Perl Regex

（B）Wireshark Capture Filter (BPF)

（C）Cascade Pilot Filter

（D）Visual Basic

（E）Wireshark Display Filter

（F）Time Interval

（A）Increasing Window Size, Resets, Retransmits

（B）SYN, FIN, or RST flags observed

（C）RST or FIN flag observed or Retransmits observed

（D）Zero Window Size, Retransmits, or FIN Flags observed

（E）Zero Window Size, Retransmits, Lost Packets

（A）SNMP is not enabled.

（B）The flow source is not using the same NTP source as the Cascade Gateway.

（C）An ACL might exist on the flow source (router) and the Cascade Standard Profiler IP address is not in it.

（D）The SNMP read string provided and entered might not be correct.

（E）The correct IP address of the flow source was not entered into the GUI.

（A）URL's are tracked by either a Cascade Sensor or via NetFlow version 5 (or higher) export.

（B）Cascade does not track URL's.

（C）Customer defined URL's are mapped to an application name which can then be shown on the dashboard, searched via reporting, or used in Analytic definitions.

（D）Each URL that is seen by the Sensor is shown on the dashboard or searchable via reporting.

（A）If there are multiple capture jobs configured on the Cascade Shark appliance, the user must select which one to apply the trace clip against.

（B）All of the above.

（C）The flows that are being viewed in Cascade Profiler must be reported by a Shark appliance.

（D）The user's workstation requires a licensed copy of Cascade Pilot.

（E）The user's workstation requires access to the Cascade Shark appliance on the appropriate TCP Port.

（A）Send sFlow with sampled packets to a Cascade Shark Capture port which has been placed in sFlow collection mode.

（B）Connect a capture port to a Port mirroring monitor port (also referred to as a SPAN port).

（C）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.

（D）Use the built-in AirCard capture port to capture traffic from a wireless network.

（E）Connect two capture ports to a passive network tap on a live link. One capture port is used for each direction of the link.