Question 1

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Refer to the exhibit. When USER1 tried to map shares to Server 1 and Server 2, he got the results shown. What does the report represent? (Select 2)

Options :

A : The connection to Server 2 is optimized. The performance should be good.

B : The connection to Server 2 is optimized, with errors, the performance should be poor

C : The connection to Server 1 is optimized. The performance should be good.

D : The connection to Server 1 is optimized, with errors, the performance should be poor.

E : The connection to Server 1 is not being optimized.

Answer: A,D

Question 2

The Interceptor appliance will attempt to redirect a connection to a Steelhead appliance in the auto pool:

Options :

A : When no user defined Load Balancing rules matches AND peer neighbors are defined

B : When no user defined Load Balancing rules matches AND no peer neighbors are defined

C : When no peer Interceptor appliances are defined

D : When a user-defined Load Balancing rule matches AND a target Steelhead appliance is available

Answer: A

Question 3

After upgrading the Steelhead Mobile Controller to the latest software release, it requires a reboot. During the reboot, what would happen to the users connected to the Steelhead Mobile Controller via the Steelhead Mobile client?

Options :

A : All optimization ceases to function

B : Existing connections are reset, but subsequent connections will be optimized

C : The Steelhead Mobile client informs the user to reboot their computer

D : No disruption to the end user

E : Only Layer 7 optimization is affected; all other optimization remain unaffected

Answer: D

Question 4

What should you do when you receive the following message?
[intercept.NOTICE] sending kickoff RST: 10.35.178.41:1169 -> 10.110.141.30:1031.

Options :

A : Nothing. This is just a notice message.

B : Verify whether the 'Reset Existing Client Connections on Start Up' option is checked and uncheck it

C : Switch off the Steelhead appliance

D : Create a specific pass-through rule to bypass the above source and destination hosts

E : Restart the Steelhead appliance

Answer: B

Question 5

You are troubleshooting a TCP connection that is not being optimized. On the Current Connections report, you expand the connection and see the pass-through reason is 'Pre-existing connection'. Without restarting the oprimization service, how could you get this connection to optimize?

Options :

A : Reset the connection in the Current Connections report.

B : Create a full-transparency in-path rule for the source and destination hosts.

C : Create a fixed-target in-path rule for the source and destination hosts.

D : Enable auto-kick-off on the default in-path rule.

E : Enable Simplified Routing in 'all' mode.

Answer: A