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Questions # 31:

What is the default limit for URLs that can be monitored?

Options:

100 URLs

1,000 URLs

10,000 URLs

Unlimited

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Questions # 32:

Highlighting a business group in the business group table and then clicking on the tool bar menu to launch the Response Time Composition Chart will show:

Options:

The response time for the clients in the business group.

The response time broken into categories for the clients in the business group.

The response time broken into categories for servers in the business group.

The response time for the top ten IP addresses in the business group.

Answer

Questions # 33:

If your company wishes to centrally manage and configure several AppResponse Xpert appliances at once, which of the following solutions would accomplish this?

Options:

AppResponse Xpert Director appliance

AppResponse Xpert Dashboard server

AppResponse Xpert Domain Manager appliance

AppResponse Xpert Master Console

Answer

Questions # 34:

How many expansion chassis can be connected to the same main appliance?

Options:

Answer

Questions # 35:

To successfully connect to the web interface of an AppResponse Xpert appliance, you must be able to access which two ports from your desktop machine?

Options:

8080 and 8443

80 and 443

8888 and 4443

8088 and 8843

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Questions # 36:

What is the difference between the originating IP and the client IP of an individual page view?

Options:

There is no difference.

The originating IP is the closest layer-3 hop in the network path, while the client IP is the user's IP address.

The client IP is the user's IP address, and the originating IP is the IP address of a proxy or load balancer in the application path.

The originating IP sends the initial page request, and the client IP may be a proxy that receives and forwards the request to the server.

The originating IP is the user's IP address, and the client IP is the address of the server which receives and responds to that user's request.

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Questions # 37:

Where is the internal address list configured?

Options:

AppResponse Xpert console

Command-line interface (CLI)

Web management interface

Serial console

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Questions # 38:

What is the Command-Line Interface (CLI) command used to filter traffic received by the appliance?

Options:

Capturefilter

Captureconfig

Monconfig

Monfilter

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Questions # 39:

What should you do first when verifying high packet loss?

Options:

Download a packet capture from the appliance.

Check that the switched port analyzer (SPAN) is seeing both directions of traffic and remove duplicates.

This value is always correct.

Use AppTransaction Xpert to verify.

Use Pilot to verify.

Ask the network admin.

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Questions # 40:

You can use AppResponse Xpert Web Transaction Analysis to: (Select 3)

Options:

Automatically discover downloads of web pages and related groups of web pages.

Collect detailed metrics on web page usage, such as download times, overall web-page traffic, total number of page downloads, total number of slow pages, distribution of HTTP response codes; auto-decode and analyze SSL traffic.

Store, and make accessible to end users, decoded SSL-encrypted packets.

Automatically detect users based on login information and identify the web page downloads for each detected user.

Identify the location, platform and browser of users.

Answer

A, B, D

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