499-01 無料問題集「Riverbed Certified Solutions Professional - Application Performance Management」

（A）Licenses are assigned per application protocol.

（B）Licenses are assigned based on the number of concurrent connections.

（C）Licenses are assigned based on the number of concurrent console users.

（D）The number of licenses is unlimited.

（A）Transfer time

（B）Packet loss

（C）Latency

（D）It has no meaning

（A）Storing projects and other user-defined views

（B）Allowing the appliance to capture higher levels of traffic during bursts

（C）Taking a snapshot of AppResponse Xpert configuration information

（D）To store and persist packet traces when user-defined thresholds are exceeded

（A）IBM SDK Java is not supported.

（B）Setting the IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable will add the same argument into every IBM SDK Java application startup.

（C）You can set the IBM_JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable to add the argument into the application startup.

（D）Some code compilation or modification is needed.

（A）3

（B）1

（C）4

（D）2

（A）Distribution chart

（B）Stacked area chart

（C）Bar chart

（D）Cumulative chart

（A）Protocol delay

（B）Parallel effects

（C）Network transfer delay

（D）Congestion

（A）You can open the source code directly into Transaction Trace Warehouse.

（B）In Visual Studio or Eclipse source code, you can click on the name of a generic method or click inside the code for the method and link to traces on transactions that the .NET or Java code generated, and display those transactions in Transaction Trace Warehouse.

（C）You can toggle back and forth between the source code and the AppInternals Xpert performance data to examine selected class/method transactions that exceed a particular duration.

（D）You can open the source code directly into Transaction Trace Analysis.

（E）You can click on the name of a generic method or click inside the code for the method and link to AppInternals Xpert metrics that the method generated, displaying in the desktop console.

（A）The response time measured from the start of the database query to the receipt of the first response packet

（B）The response time from the warm cache, known as the First Response table

（C）The response time for stored procedure queries into the database

（D）The response time measured from the start of the database query to the receipt of the final response packet

（E）The cold cache response time, when the information is first requested from the database

（A）Unlimited

（B）100 URLs

（C）10,000 URLs

（D）1,000 URLs