SCP-500 Test 2
Calculate the average rate of traffic for a router and track the interfaces that are polled using SNMP by Orion NPM every 5 minutes, with recent values of 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 octets.
The correct answer:
26 Kbps
In the calculation of Percent Utilization, which two variables are used? (Select two.)
Please select 2 correct answers
The correct answer:
configured bandwidth
and
bits per second
You had to migrate Orion to a new server with a new IP address due to a server crash. Which two adjustments should you make to the new server and IP address to ensure that Orion works properly? (Select two.)
Please select 2 correct answers
The correct answer:
update the access control lists (ACLs) that restrict management protocols
and
update the destination IP address for Syslog and SNMP traps on your managed devices
Your Internet connection is being monitored, and your ISP has assured you 512 Kbps.
Your connection speed has been stable at 256 Kbps for a long time, but it has never exceeded this speed, according to historical data.
What exactly does this mean?
The correct answer:
the ISP has misconfigured the link.
To collect utilization statistics, which protocol should a network engineer enable on routers and switches?
The correct answer:
SNMP
Numerous Orion NPM servers are now monitoring multiple locations from a single location in your current configuration. This results in erroneous data and increased WAN bandwidth usage. What are the two most effective approaches to dealing with this problem? (Select two.)
Please select 2 correct answers
The correct answer:
deploy Orion NPMat each remote location
and
deploy Orion Enterprise Operations Console
How does the Orion Universal Device Poller (UnDP) keep track of statistics that aren't part of the standard Orion NPM MIB database?
The correct answer:
by manually associating the device'sOID to Orion
Which two performance metrics may a proper QoS implementation affect? (Select two.)
Please select 2 correct answers
The correct answer:
jitter
and
latency
Due to the large number of devices sending Syslog messages, a network engineer notices that the Syslog server's database is rapidly growing in size. What should the engineer do to keep database growth under control?
The correct answer:
configure the Syslog server to discard unwanted messages