Free Riverbed 201-01 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

Roll remote devices via SNMP at the request of NetProfiler.

Process up to tens of millions of raw flows per minute.

Provide analysis of incoming flows and identify anomalies in traffic patterns.

Selectively forward flows from original sources to third party colectors.

Selectively forward flows from original sources to NetProfiler(s).

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By combining the switch port table of an access tier switch with utilization characteristics of router interfaces obtained via flow, Cascade is able to identify where hosts are plugged into the infrastructure.

By combining the switch port table of an access tier switch with the ARP table of a router with data obtained via flow, Cascade is able to identify where hosts are plugged into the infrastructure.

Cascade is able to run a Vulnerability Scan across the switch.

Cascade is able to get SNMP statistics for port level problems from the switch.

User-Defined Policies are used only to compare current traffic against fixed values while other policies may allow you to compare traffic against both fixed values and a baseline, depending on the type of policy.

User-Defined Policies can be used to compare current traffic against a baseline of traffic built over the past several days, weeks, and months, while other policies compare current traffic against fixed values only.

User-Defined Policies allow you to set a minimum amount that a policy must change by before an alert will be created, whereas other policies do not.

There are no specific differences between User-Defined Policies and other policies, except the names of the policies.

Windows 7 SP 1

MAC OS X

Windows 8

Windows 8.1

Ensure the Cascade Gateway’s monitor interface is receiving packets from the SPAN destination interface.

Ensure the Cascade Sensor’s monitor interface is receiving packets from the SPAN destination interface.

Set the Cascade Sensor’s monitor interface to the same VLAN as the SPAN destination interface.

Set the Cascade Gateway’s monitor interface to the same VLAN as the SPAN destination interface.

Set the SPAN destination interface the same as at least one source interface to ensure complete coverage.

Select a graphic object in a View chart, and drag a View on the object.

Select a graphic object in a View chart, and drag a View on the trace file.

Select the View, right-click, and apply it with the filter associated with a graphic object.

Right-click in the View chart, and select "Drill-down" to select the View.

Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008

Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7

Cascade Pilot is not specific to an operating system since access is through any standard web browser.

Any operating system supported by Wireshark

change the Navigation Bar Position.

change were reports are saved on Profiler.

change data unit from Bytes to Bits.

change user Time Zone.

search for lost templates.

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.