Riverbed Certified Solutions Associate - Network Performance Management

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

A logical collection of IP Addresses that can be grouped by region, application, and function. ✘ A set of netflow collectors. ✘ NetFlow senders. ✘ A group of Ports. ✔ A collection of MAC Addresses. ✔

They are cached for later processing. ✘ They are ignored/dropped. ✘ The user is able to choose which flows to keep and which to ignore. ✘ All flows are processed but an alert is sent to the user. ✔

1 ✘ 4 ✘ Equal to the maximum number of capture ports on the appliance ✘ One capture job per capture port ✔ Unlimited ✔

BGP AS number ✘ IP address of Sensor ✘ Default gateway of Internet router ✘ Subnet mask for entire corporate network ✔ Subnet mask for all Cascade Enterprise Profiler modules ✔

On Dashboards ✘ In Reports ✘ In User Defined Policies ✘ In Application Performance Policies ✔ All of the above ✔

Definitions->Host Groups

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Definitions->Applications->Layer-7

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Definitions->Port Groups

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Definitions->Port Names

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Integration->Switch Port Discovery

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There is no difference between an Express and Standard Profiler. ✘ An Express Profiler has the option only for a built-in Sensor and cannot receive flow data. ✘ A Standard Profiler has the option only for a built-in Sensor and cannot receive flow data. ✘ An Express Profiler can handle more flows per minute then a Standard Profiler. ✔ An Express Profiler has a built in Sensor and Gateway. ✔

Every 15 seconds ✘ Every 15 minutes ✘ Every 5 minutes ✘ Every 1 minute ✔ Every 1 hour ✔