SH10 and SH11 are connection forwarding neighbors. After a configuration change on SH11, SH10 is in "degraded" status. What is the possible cause? (Select 2)
In the exhibit,
there is a resident firewall inside the WAN cloud that drops packets with any TCP option. The customer allows you to use fixed-target rules instead. The firewall policy can only allow unassigned ports 7750-7751 to pass-through it. Additionally, the SH3 has been configured with service port 7750, while SH4 has been configured with service port 7751. Which of the following fixed-target rule specification is correct?
When using Correct Addressing, without Enhanced Auto-discovery (EAD), what is the size of the probe response in the return SYN/ACK packet from the server-side Steelhead appliance?
A server-side logical in-path deployment is shown in the exhibit. Additionally, SH12 is configured with a fixed-target rule pointing to SH11. The client behind SH12 will not be able to establish a connection to SERVER1 as a logical loop will occur when the number of optimized connections in SH11 has reached the maximum system limit.
What is the best way to resolve this issue?
A customer wants to mark the IP precedence value for a passive FTP data connection as flash (flash = CS3). Which of the following are true? (Hint: Use the calculator)
The Primary interface is REQUIRED for which deployment methods and features?
1) In-path
2) Server-side out-of-path
3) Logical in-path (WCCP/PBR)
4) Hybrid Mode
5) Proxy File Services (PFS)
You are configuring HighSpeed TCP in an environment with an OC-3 (155Mb/s) and 60 milliseconds of round-trip latency. You know that the rule of thumb is to set the Steelhead appliance's WAN Default Send Buffer Size and WAN Default Receive Buffer Size to 2*BDP for the link. The buffer size setting for this link would be closest to: (Hint: Use the calculator)
In a Steelhead appliance deployment, the customer decides to use Full Transparency and block all incoming/outgoing TCP connections on port 7800 on their firewall. However, they are finding all TCP connections are passing through the Steelhead appliances (even ones that should be optimized via the in-path rule set).
If Full Transparency uses the original IP addresses and TCP ports for inner connections, what is the most likely cause of all TCP connections passing through the Steelhead appliances?
Which of the following custom TACACS+ attribute-value (AV) pairs gives the user administrative privileges?
In a WCCP configuration, during a packet trace, you notice the return WCCP communication on a CAT 6500 is using GRE. The Steelhead appliance is directly connected to it. What can be done to alleviate the router's CPU? (Select 2)
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