Within the Cascade Pilot GUI, filtered items are often indicated:

A. With red text.

B. With yellow text.

C. With a funnel icon.

D. With a hash-mark icon.

In order to analyze data captured by a Cascade Shark appliancE. (Select 3)

A. You can connect directly to the Cascade Shark with Cascade Pilot to begin analysis.

B. You can connect directly to the Cascade Shark with Cascade Gateway to begin analysis.

C. You can start analysis on the Cascade Profiler based upon flow data that has been sent from Cascade Shark to Cascade Profiler.

D. You can export data from a capture job directly to a packet capture (pcap) file and open in any tool that accepts pcap format.

E. You can start by loading views of the data from the Cascade Shark Appliance Web GUI before export to Wireshark.

Live interfaces within Cascade Pilot as shown in the sources panel devices tab include:

A. Local interfaces, Cascade Shark port interfaces, Cascade Shark aggregating port interfaces, and virtual interfaces associated with capture job traces.

B. Local interfaces, Cascade Shark port interfaces, Cascade Shark aggregating port interfaces, and virtual interfaces associated with trace clips.

C. Local interfaces ONLY. Cascade Shark port interfaces must be viewed from the remote menu.

D. Interfaces associated with Cascade Shark ports ONLY. Local interfaces must be viewed from the local menu.

Within Cascade Profiler you can set the recipient for policy notifications under Advanced configuration to:

A. Log Only, SNMP Only, Email Only, SNMP and Email

B. Log Only, Default, Owner, or any defined recipient

C. Log Only, Default, Owner or any User Account

D. Log Only, Default, Owner or any User Name obtained via the Identity Integration

Which of the following best describes any limits that are enforced on the number of service, performance and availability policies that are supported on any Cascade Profiler?

A. Stratified policy limits ranging from 5000 for Cascade Profiler Express platforms to 10,000 for Cascade Enterprise Profiler platforms

B. 5,000 for all platforms

C. 15,000 for all platforms

D. The Analytics license provides for an unlimited number of policies

E. None of the above

Within Cascade Pilot a Watch can: (Select 3)

A. Send an email when the traffic reaches at least 1MB/sec.

B. Notify all Cascade Pilot users connected to a specific Cascade Shark appliance when a specified traffic event occurs.

C. Create a Web traffic report with a specific time window.

D. Start a Capture Job each time the VoIP traffic goes below 2MB/sec.

Which Cascade device actually polls for the SNMP information in the switch port Discovery process?

A. Application Sensor

B. Gateway

C. Profiler

D. All of the above

E. None of the above

On Cascade Profiler, can you run a traffic report that shows all traffic from inside the network to outside the network, but excludes a proxy server?

A. No, this cannot be done with Cascade.

B. Set up the query to ask for all hosts between: Hosts "Within" a group "ByInternalHosts: All" (where All is a host grouping containing all inside address space) and for Peers set to "Outside oF. ByInternalHosts:All".

C. Configure query as B above but also add the Proxy Server to the "Outside" list.

D. Configure query as B above but also add the Proxy Server as a "not" in the Traffic Expression field. The expression to add would be "not host proxyhost " where proxyhost is the IP Address of the proxy.

Which of the following is false in regards to Cascade Profiler reporting and alerting? (Select 2)

A. Any dependency (connection graph) can be exported to SVG (Visio) format.

B. Reports are real time and can not be scheduled.

C. Reports can be sent via PDF, HTML, CSV, or DOC format.

D. Events can be sent via email or SNMP v1 or v3 traps.

E. Events can be sent to both an email list AND SNMP target.

The Cascade Profiler offers several options for notifying management systems or operations personnel of alert conditions. All except one can deliver an alert notification. What is the exception?

A. SNMP v3 trap message

B. SNMP v2 trap message

C. PDF message in email

D. SNMP v1 trap message

E. HTML message in email