Free 101-01 Exam Braindumps

- (Exam Topic 1)
Which forms of administrative authentication are supported by the Steelhead appliances?:(Select 3)

1. A. NTLM
2. B. TACACS+
3. C. RADIUS
4. D. Kerberos
5. E. Local username and password

Correct Answer: BCE

- (Exam Topic 1)
A user uploads a Microsoft Word document to a server across the network using the file transfer protocol (FTP). The file has been seen before by the Steelhead appliances that are optimizing the link and so the user experiences warm performance. A second user at the same location downloads the file from the same server using the CIFS protocol. This file transfer can be considered:

1. A. Cold, the data now travels in another direction so the Steelhead appliances need to relearn the data
2. B. Cold, the application protocol is now different so the Steelhead appliances need to relearn the data
3. C. Warm, the data has been seen by the Steelhead appliances before making the application protocol irrelevant
4. D. Warm, only because the transfer uses CIFS
5. E. Partially warm, the Steelhead appliances only need to learn the new data

Correct Answer: C

- (Exam Topic 2)
What is the total number of optimized concurrent TCP connections supported on an Interceptor appliance?

1. A. 100,000
2. B. 200,000
3. C. 300,000
4. D. 500,000
5. E. 1,000,000

Correct Answer: E

- (Exam Topic 3)
Clients connect to which interface on the SteelCentral Controller for SteelHead Mobile?

1. A. Primary or aux
2. B. Primary only
3. C. Inpath0_0 only
4. D. Aux only

Correct Answer: C
The InPath0_0 interface is used for optimized data transmission. It is used for client connect

- (Exam Topic 3)
You wish to pass-through traffic to a particular server from a large number of remote sites, all optimized by SteelHeads. You know that it can be done on a single SteelHead. Which type of rule would you configure?

1. A. Peering pass-through rule on the server-side SteelHead
2. B. Peering pass-through rule on the client-side SteelHead
3. C. In-path pass-through rule on the server-side SteelHead
4. D. In-path pass-through rule on the client-side SteelHead

Correct Answer: B
Configuring Pass-Through Transit Traffic
Transit traffic is data that is flowing through a Steelhead appliance whose source or destination is not local to the Steelhead appliance.
This can be configured through Manual peering and in-path rules. References:
Steelhead Appliance Deployment Guide, Including the Steelhead Mobile Controller, December 2013, page 31-32
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