Question 41
On the Steelhead Mobile Controller, when should you use the CIFS option 'Disable Write Optimization'?
- When the Steelhead Mobile client does frequent writes to large files
- An application that expects write-through without asking for it explicitly
- To increase performance during large updates to files
- To reduce datastore usage on busy Steelhead Mobile clients
- To increase performance during directory listings
Question 42
Which authentication methods are available to the Steelhead Mobile Controller?
- Local and LDAP
- Local, NIS, and LDAP
- Local, RADIUS, and TACACS+
- Local, RADIUS, and Active Directory
- NTLM and Kerberos
Question 43
What information is available in the System Snapshot files on the Steelhead Mobile Controller?
- A copy of all memory
- A copy of hardware registers
- Status indicators
- System configs and tcpdumps
- A, B, and C
Question 44
When using SSL, what is the purpose of peer authentication?
- Register peers
- Confirm the identity of the peer
- Establish sessions
- Verify the user permissions
- Authenticate the client to the server
Question 45
How does the Steelhead Mobile Controller provide Steelhead Mobile clients with the assigned policies and policy updates?
- Using the GID
- Using the SID
- Policies are pushed to all clients using IPSec
- The Steelhead Mobile client needs to be re-installed to update the policies
- Upon connection to the Steelhead appliance