CCNP 350-401 ENCOR Question 348 DISCUSSION

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    Refer to the exhibit. What is the effect of introducing the sampler feature into the Flexible NetFlow configuration on the router?

    Q348

    A. NetFlow updates to the collector are sent 50% less frequently
    B. Every second IPv4 packet is forward to the collector for inspection
    C. CPU and memory utilization are reduced when compared with what is required for full NetFlow
    D. The resolution of sampling data increases, but it requires more performance from the router

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    Refer to the exhibit. What is the effect of introducing the sampler feature into the Flexible NetFlow configuration on the router?

    Q348

    A. NetFlow updates to the collector are sent 50% less frequently
    B. Every second IPv4 packet is forward to the collector for inspection
    C. CPU and memory utilization are reduced when compared with what is required for full NetFlow
    D. The resolution of sampling data increases, but it requires more performance from the router

    Correct Answer: C

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    2 Comments

    ohhhvictor

    NetFlow and Flexible NetFlow are both network monitoring and traffic analysis technologies developed by Cisco.

    NetFlow is a network protocol developed by Cisco for collecting IP traffic information and monitoring network traffic. It provides network administrators with visibility into network traffic and helps in identifying and troubleshooting network issues.

    Flexible NetFlow, on the other hand, is an enhanced version of NetFlow that provides more flexibility and customization options. It allows users to define their own key fields, such as source and destination IP addresses, ports, protocols, and other packet characteristics, for traffic analysis. This flexibility makes it more powerful and adaptable to different network monitoring needs.

    2024-04-23 18:18:45
    IgorLVG

    2024-08-07 19:07:58
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