Free Enterprise Networks Core and WAN Exam 500-452 Exam Practice Test

Why has visibility into network applications become a problem for IT?

• IT has no tools that can look inside an Ethernet packet.
• New protocols are being used.
• HTTP has become the primary transport protocol for most applications.
• Visibility into applications is not an issue.

Which type of data and analyses does Cisco Threat Defense collect to establish behavior baselines?

• raw
• NetFlow
• NBAR2
• LAN Manager

How do Flexible NetFlow and unified monitoring differentiate between compressed and uncompressed network traffic when Cisco WAAS is introduced into the environment?

• no ability
• by using segment IDs
• by using pass-through
• by changing the packet type

The use of which option is a major difference between DMVPN and Group Encrypted Transport VPN?

• switching
• MPBGP
• tunnels
• RIPv3

Which cloud-based SAAS solution provides industry-leading security and control for the distributed enterprise?

• Cisco CWS
• LiveAction
• Glue Networks
• Microsoft Forefront

Which unique feature of TrustSec is used for end-to-end security policy control?

• zoning
• mapping
• masking D. tagging

The primary customer value proposition for Cisco IWAN includes which five options? (Choose five.)

• improved application responsiveness over the WAN
• efficient utilization of all WAN bandwidth
• ability to leverage installed Cisco ISR G2
• increased investment protection
• improved user experience of public cloud services
• consistent IPsec security over any provider transport
• automatic configuration and provisioning
• increased application performance monitoring

Which tunneling technology is used in the Cisco IWAN solution?

• DMVPN
• IP-only LAN-like service
• VPLS
• GRE
• NHRP
• L2TP

With HQF, which minimum percentage must be assigned to class-default?

• 0.01
• 0.10
• 0.25
• 1.00

Which route is needed in the global table for internal users to access the Internet?

• route to the service provider
• route to the internal DNS server
• default route
• static route to Internet web sites