Riverbed Certified Solutions Associate - Network Performance Management - 201-01 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. NetExpress is only good for extremely tiny enterprises with a few hundred hosts that want a single, company-wide visibility monitoring solution. B. Medium-size enterprises with tens of thousands of hosts that want a single, company- wide visibility monitoring solution. C. NetExpress is a good solution for any sized organization that want a single, company- wide visibility monitoring solution. D. Small enterprises with a few thousand hosts that want a single, company-wide visibility monitoring solution. E. Large enterprises with hundreds of thousands of hosts that want a single, company-wide visibility monitoring solution.

A. Select a graphic object in a View chart, and drag a View on the trace file. B. Select the View, right-click, and apply it with the filter associated with a graphic object. C. Right-click in the View chart, and select "Drill-down" to select the View. D. Select a graphic object in a View chart, and drag a View on the object.

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

A. Whether hosts will be displayed by IP address or DNS/DHCP hostname B. Default Host Group Type to use on the User Interface and Reports C. Host group definitions for mapping IP subnets into Custom host groups D. User's Timezone to use for the User Interface and Reports E. Option to control whether bandwidth is reported in Bits or Bytes

A. An evaluation license of the software to remain active for a period longer than the default license period. B. Watches to be scheduled to alert the user at a pre-defined time. C. A view applied to a packet capture (pcap) file to be limited to the time period selected. D. A selected portion of a packet capture (pcap) file to be opened in Cascade Pilot from a larger capture file.

A. You must run only a single version of the AD connector program. B. Install the AD Connector v2.0 on an Event Collector host. C. Install the AD Connector v2.0 on all domain controllers. D. Install the appropriate version of the AD Connector on each domain controller. E. Install the AD Connector 1.5 on all domain controllers.

A. Private key and CA-signed public certificate in PEM or PKCS12 formats. B. CA-signed public certificate in PEM format. C. Private key in PEM format. D. Private key in PKCS12 format. E. Private key and CA-signed public certificate in two separate files (PEM or DER formats).

A. None of the three reports above include an Event List. Only an Event report will generate Event Lists B. All three of the reports above include an Event List C. Overall Service Performance Report D. Service Incident Report E. Service Performance Report

A. Low, Med, and High B. Emergency, Critical, Alert, Error, Warning, Notice, Informational, and Debug C. Low and High D. Critical, Warning, and Informational E. System Down, System Impaired, Attack, SLA/SLO Violation, and Security Policy Violation

A. A technique used to copy packet data traversing a switch or router to a packet capture device from a passively monitoring port on the switch or router. B. A technique used to send Flow data from a switch or router. C. A technique used to connect into a live link in a network using a network-tap in order to send all packet data traversing the live link to a packet capture device. D. A technique for placing a link on a switch or router in loopback mode for troubleshooting purposes.