299-01

299-01 practice questions, page 7 of 10, with answer review and explanations.

Question 31

What does Cascade use as the flow key to identify a unique flow?

  1. sourceIP, destIP, protocol, sourcePort, destPort, QoS
  2. sourceIP, destIP, protocol, destPort
  3. sourceIP, destIP, protocol, sourcePort, destPort
  4. destIP, protocol, destPort
  5. sourceIP, destIP, protocol

Question 32

Trace clips in Cascade Pilot allow you to:

  1. Save a time window to a trace file for post-capture analysis.
  2. Save a time window and apply Views to analyze a portion of a Capture Job.
  3. Analyze an indexed capture job with Views that support indexing.
  4. Clip a trace file to your desktop.

Question 33

When saving a new application performance analytic on Cascade Profiler, which of the following is true?

  1. You must have at least three days of history of 15 minute rollups before saving the analytic.
  2. You must have at least three days of history of 15 minute rollups before the analytic initializes.
  3. If you include all possible metrics, but there is no possibility of measuring response time due to lack of Sensor coverage, the analytic will fail to initialize.
  4. The analytic will not alert for a minimum of 1 week during baseline collection.
  5. Both B and C.

Question 34

On Cascade Profiler, Which of the following account role permissions is not unique to administrator accounts?

  1. Creating or modifying custom host groups.
  2. Grant other users the ability to run user reports.
  3. Set or modify passwords for other users.
  4. View the audit trail page.
  5. Specify mitigation actions.

Question 35

A user wants to use the link congestion analytic policy on Cascade Profiler to monitor five key WAN links for an increase in traffic outside of the expected traffic that includes TCP/80, TCP/443, TCP25, and UDP/53. Can the link congestion policy be used for this scenario?

  1. No, because a link analytic can monitor only a single interface.
  2. Yes, one can define separate link congestion analytic policies for each WAN interface.
  3. No, because one can only define specific ports to include on a link congestion policy.
  4. Yes, because one can define a port group that includes every UDP and TCP port except for those that include the expected traffic, and that port group can be used for the link congestion analytic policy.
  5. No, and both A and C include valid reasons.