When the SteelHead SaaS optimization service is correctly configured, how does the SteelHead identify the SaaS traffic that needs to be optimized?

The correct answer is E. The SteelHead must be configured with appropriate in-path rules on the client side. You can configure what traffic a Steelhead appliance optimizes and what other actions it performs, using the following: In-Path rules - In-path rules determine the action a Steelhead appliance takes when a connection is initiated, usually by a client. Peering rules - Peering…

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AThe SteelHead recognized the URL of the SaaS traffic using the DPI engine.
BThe SteelHead must be configured with appropriate in-path rules on the cloud SteelHead.
CThe SteelHead must be configured with appropriate in-path rules on the data center side.
DAs part of the configuration, the SteelHead downloads a list of IP addresses that correspond to
EThe SteelHead must be configured with appropriate in-path rules on the client side.

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You can configure what traffic a Steelhead appliance optimizes and what other actions it performs, using the following: * In-Path rules - In-path rules determine the action a Steelhead appliance takes when a connection is initiated, usually by a client. *Peering rules - Peering rules determine how a Steelhead appliance reacts when it detects a In-path rules are used only when a connection is initiated. Because connections are typically initiated by clients, in-path rules are configured for the initiating, or client-side, Steelhead

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