Network Bandwidth Management Quiz

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Which authentication level requires a password to contain at least one non-alphanumeric character?

High

At which authentication level must user names be at least six characters in length and contain at least two alphabetic characters?

Medium

At which authentication level must a password contain at least one numeric character and at least one non-alphanumeric character?

Medium

Which authentication level requires user names to be at least six characters in length and contain at least two alphabetic characters?

Medium

At which authentication level is it required that a password contains at least one numeric character and at least one non-alphanumeric character, and has a length of at least 15 characters?

High

At which authentication level can the SuperUser password of a TPS device not be recovered but can be reset to a new value or a new login with SuperUser privileges be created?

None

At which authentication level must user names be at least six characters in length, contain at least two alphabetic characters, and contain at least one uppercase character?

High

At which authentication level is it required that half the characters of the password cannot occupy the same positions as the current password?

High

What is the potential drawback of implementing rate limiting for flows being inspected or examined?

Creation of latency and other issues

When is rate limiting considered a guarantee of bandwidth?

When implemented for the entire class of traffic based on TCP port

How can the use of trust TMF affect the performance of certain applications?

Cause jitter and packet delivery issues

What type of applications is it common and recommended to use Block or Allow based on ports or protocols for?

Streaming media applications

Why may the use of trust TMF cause streaming media clients to suffer?

Possible creation of jitter and out-of-order packet delivery

What is the purpose of rate limiting an entire class of traffic based on TCP port?

To preserve bandwidth for other applications

In what scenario would the deeper detailed inspection fail according to the text?

When data triggers some filters' triggers

Why are streaming media clients more sensitive to certain conditions according to the text?

As a result of possible jitter and out-of-order packet delivery

What is the recommended action for monitoring traffic mix and packet sizes?

Baseline and continuously monitor the average mix of packet-sizes

Why should new applications not rely on excessive small or fragmented packets?

To avoid issues related to packet fragmentation

What should be monitored in the context of protocols?

Monitor protocols prone to fragmentation and anomalies

Why should filters 28987 and 29276 be used cautiously?

They may fill the 'Trusted Flows' table on the device

What action should be taken with regular device snapshots?

Archive them to SMS

What should be done to assign a product capability from the license package to a security device?

Update the license package

Why is it important to verify the sufficiency of inspection throughput in the product license?

To avoid reduced inspection throughput

What is the implication of a TPS security device being unlicensed by default?

It offers reduced inspection throughput for testing and evaluation purposes only

Why should SSL or QUIC traffic be carefully monitored?

'Trusted Flows' table overflow may occur

Test your knowledge about rate limiting and bandwidth management for network traffic. Learn about the considerations and configurations for implementing rate limits to preserve bandwidth and minimize latency. This quiz covers the best practices for managing network traffic.

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