Question 36
To which devices is it possible to send data directly to (not including flows from other Cascade devices)? (Select 2)
- Sensor
- Sensor-VE
- Gateway
- Profiler
- Enterprise Profiler
- Express
Question 37
Which of the following statements is true regarding SNMP polling and NTP syncing among Cascade components?
- Cascade Gateway’s poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler, Cascade Gateway and Cascade Sensor sync NTP from a common source.
- Cascade Profiler’s poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler, Cascade Gateway and Cascade Sensor sync NTP a common source.
- Cascade Profiler’s poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler is the NTP source for Cascade Gateways and Cascade Sensors.
- Cascade Gateway’s poll Netflow sources via SNMP, while Cascade Profiler is the NTP source for Cascade Gateways, Cascade Sensors and Cascade Sharks.
- SNMP polling is not supported in Cascade.
Question 38
You can apply a View within Cascade Pilot to a trace clip:
- If both the trace clip and View support indexing.
- If the trace clip is not indexed and the View does not support indexing.
- Any time you like.
- If the capture job is running.
Question 39
What are the features available in Cascade Pilot that are NOT available in Cascade Pilot Personal Edition (PE)? (Select 3)
- Drill down from Cascade Profiler
- Indexing files for fast analysis
- Visual troubleshooting and analysis
- Distributed capture and analysis (Cascade Shark appliance)
- Application Transaction diagrams
Question 40
What is lost by using sFlow and not NetFlow for Cascade?
- Nothing; sFlow actually provides better data to Cascade since it is sampled packets and not just header data.
- A loss of granularity as sFlow is sampled and doesn’t see every packet of a conversation.
- Since Cascade takes the sampling rate of sFlow into account, nothing is lost.
- sFlow should be configured to obtain granularity.