250-440 Exam Dumps - Administration of Symantec PacketShaper 11.9.1

Priority policies are most appropriate tor interactive trafficthat is burstable

Rate polices apply only to non-IP traffic

Traffic classes without a specific policy assigned, are allocated no bandwidth

Traffic withrate policies are applied before the priority policy

PacketShaper's techniques in rate control and queuing

PacketShapet's TTL headers

Priority policies that allocate bandwidth based on UDP traffic

Window size

Itenforces the policy by normalizing all traffic

It applies source routing features for load balancing

It identities the traffic type, which allows a policy to be applied

It forwards traffic to the Measurement Engine

Set a discard policy to block the traffic

Set a never-admit policy to redirect the traffic

Set a rate policy with 0 guaranteed, bur*table, at high priority

Set a rate policy with 0 guaranteed, burnable, at priority 6

Create a static partition for each branch

Choose Priority 7 from the matching rule's Citrix-specific classification criteria to identify print traffic.

Assign the default partition and policy to all parts of the Citrix traffic tree, regardless of application urgency.

Enable discovery and let PacketShaper discover the Citrix-based applications, then create a traffic class foreach one.

When Citrix applications generate a large amount of print traffic, merge multipleCitrix-based applications into one traffic class

Precise management of TCP traffic, but not IP traffic

Prease management of UDP traffic only

Rate priorities for TCP traffic

Management of TCP and UDP traffic, but not non-IP traffic

The Manage tab, displaying the ten classes that were tested against various protocols in the past week

The Top Ten tab, displaying the ten classes that generated the most traffic in the past hour

The Monitor tab, displaying real-time traffic and bandwidth data

The Top Ten tab, displaying the average packet exchange time in milliseconds for the top ten classes in the past day