201-01 Online Practice Questions and Answers

How do you set the time zone of a Cascade Shark appliance?

A. From the Basic Settings page of the Cascade Shark appliance Web Interface.

B. From the Advanced Settings page of the Cascade Shark appliance Web Interface.

C. With the CLI command "set timezone".

D. From the Settings menu of Cascade Pilot.

You can apply a View within Cascade Pilot to a trace clip:

A. If both the trace clip and View support indexing.

B. If the trace clip is not indexed and the View does not support indexing.

C. Any time you like.

D. If the capture job is running.

For the Cascade Profiler, what best describes a "Notification"?

A. A Notice that an Event has occurred

B. A Notice that a report is ready to be emailed

C. A Notice that a Policy has initialized

D. A Notice that a query has completed

E. All of the Above

F. None of the Above

A trace clip created with Cascade Pilot is:

A. A packet capture (pcap) file that is open on the local file system for analysis by Cascade Pilot.

B. A packet capture (pcap) file that is exported on to the Cascade Shark OS disk for analysis by Cascade Pilot.

C. A capture job that is suspended or stopped.

D. A time filter into a job trace.

The write-to-disk speed on the Cascade Shark Appliance:

A. Is fixed at 2 Gbps

B. Is fixed at 20 Gbps

C. Is fixed at 32 TB

D. Is measured in TB and dependent upon the Cascade Shark Base Appliance used

E. Is measured in Gbps and dependent upon the Cascade Shark Base Appliance used

Which of the following devices could be the data source for Cascade Profiler? (Select 3)

A. Cascade gateway

B. Cascade Pilot software

C. Wireshark software

D. Cascade Sensor

E. Cascade Shark

Where does Cascade Profiler get QoS values from?

A. The values for each application are defined under Definitions->Applications.

B. The values of each part of the network are defined under Definitions->Host Groups.

C. They are received in network Flow records from switches/routers as well as the Cascade Sensor or Shark.

D. They are received using Deep Packet Inspection within the Layer7 application headers of the packets.

A SPAN port or Port Mirror is:

A. A technique used to send Flow data from a switch or router.

B. 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.

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.

Packet de-duplication in Cascade Shark appliance applies to:

A. Packets across all the ports of an appliance.

B. Packets on a single physical capture port.

C. Packets on an aggregating capture port.

D. Packets across different Cascade Shark appliances.

Time Control within Cascade Pilot allows:

A. An evaluation license of the software to remain active for a period longer than the default license period.

B. A selected portion of a packet capture (pcap) file to be opened in Cascade Pilot from a larger capture file.

C. A view applied to a packet capture (pcap) file to be limited to the time period selected.

D. Watches to be scheduled to alert the user at a pre-defined time.