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A. ARX compares 40 bytes of the IP header (minus the ToS, TTL, and Checksum fields) and TCP header for each packet. It calls it a duplicate if those headers are identical across two packets received inside of the deduplication packet buffer or time window.

B. If two identical TCP segments arrive encapsulated in identical VLAN IDs, then only the last one is kept and used for analysis; the first are discarded.

C. ARX associates the TCP segment seen first with the corresponding VLAN ID. AppResponse Xpert then ignores all other identical TCP segments that arrive (in its deduplication time window or buffer) encapsulated in other VLANs.

D. If two identical TCP segments arrive and only one of them is encapsulated in the 802.1q VLAN header, then VLAN-based deduplication will associate a fake VLAN ID of -1 with the non-802.1q segment and the TCP segment that is seen first in the current deduplication window is considered the original packet. Identical TCP segments with other VLAN IDs are ignored.

A. The amount of traffic moving inbound to the servers in the business group

B. The total traffic moving inbound to all systems contained in the business group but from outside the business group

C. The amount of traffic moving inbound from servers in the business group to clients in the business group

D. The amount of traffic moving inbound to the systems serving the business group

A. Web management interface

B. Serial console

C. AppResponse Xpert console

D. Command-line interface (CLI)

A. IP address

B. Business group membership

C. Port number

D. Destination of the intial synchronize

A. Create a firewall rule to ensure the client IP addresses are seen.

B. Specify a route in the router for the client IP addresses.

C. Enable the X-Forwarded-for field.

D. Route clients around the load balancer.

A. 10 percent

B. 5 percent

C. 20 percent

D. 30 percent

A. FTP

B. SOAP

C. Citrix

D. Crystal reports

E. SAP

A. Application member business groups

B. Business group search

C. Group path

D. Interface search

E. Drilldown

A. No specific NTP configuration is needed, as AppInternal Xpert could handle the correct timing by itself.

B. Managed nodes use the embedded NTP client and synchronize with symmetric multiprocessing (SMP).

C. Managed nodes use the embedded client and synchronize with a common server.

D. Managed nodes use their own NTP client.