Can you optimize FTP using Steelhead Mobile?

A. Yes, this is possible on all FTP modes

B. When using active FTP

C. When using passive FTP

D. It is not possible to optimize FTP traffic

E. Only when there is no firewall enabled

It is not recommended to use the same Steelhead appliance to optimize both replication traffic and general user traffic because:

A. Replication traffic uses 16 KB blocks and causes fragmentation in the datastore

B. User traffic may contain sensitive traffic and should not be mixed with other traffic

C. Replication traffic may cause admission control therefore affecting user traffic

D. The traffic pattern between the two types of traffic is generally very different and therefore the datastore may wrap more quickly affecting performance

In order to reset the admin password that has been lost, the procedure can be done via what type of connection to a Steelhead appliance?

A. SSH over Primary interface IP

B. SSH over AUX interface IP

C. SSH over in-path interface IP

D. Serial cable connection

E. Password recovery can not be done on a Steelhead appliance

What configuration policies can be used on the SteelCentral Controller for SteelHead (SCC) for Interceptor deployments?

A. The SCC can be used to create all configuration for the Interceptors and its associated SteelHeads, as long as all the devices are in the same SCC group.

B. The SCC can create in-path rules policies the same as a SteelHead, as long as that is the only page enabled for the Interceptor.

C. The SCC can be used to configure the cluster of registered Interceptors and SteelHeads. Then, in-path rules and load balancing rules can be pushed to the interceptors.

D. The SCC can be used to create cluster policies, for the Interceptor to SteelHead connections only and not in-path or load balancing rules.

E. The SCC can only monitor the health, backup the configuration and upgrade Interceptors. Policies are only for SteelHeads. Interceptors and SteelHead Mobile are not supported.

The SteelCentral Controller for SteelHead Mobile is rebooted or becomes unreachable from the end user mobile client. What happens to their network connections?

A. The end user's existing and new connections continue to be optimized as per policy.

B. SSL trusts will fail and SSL will be passed through, all other traffic is unaffected.

C. The end user's optimized connections continue but new connections are passed through.

D. The end user's network connections terminate and they must wait for the controller to come back online.

E. The end user's optimized connections are reset and restart in pass-through mode.