101-01 · Question #227
A user uploads a Word document to a Sharepoint server via HTTP, optimized by two SteelHeads. Another user at the same location as the first downloads the same Word document via CIFS. What speed…
The correct answer is C. Fast as the SteelHead now has a local copy of the file in the web proxy cache. RiOS has provided CIFS optimization since version 1.0, with ongoing enhancements in each subsequent version. CIFS optimization focuses on reducing the impact of WAN round-trip latency of common application and system behavior, including the Microsoft Office product suite…
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A user uploads a Word document to a Sharepoint server via HTTP, optimized by two SteelHeads. Another user at the same location as the first downloads the same Word document via CIFS. What speed should the second user expect?
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- AFast as the data patterns are recognized by SDR regardless of direction or which unencrypted
- BSlow as the data is being transported via a different protocol and the SteelHead needs to learn
- CFast as the SteelHead now has a local copy of the file in the web proxy cache
- DSlow as the data is travelling in a different direction and the SteelHead needs to learn the new
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C83% (24)
- D10% (3)
Explanation
RiOS has provided CIFS optimization since version 1.0, with ongoing enhancements in each subsequent version. CIFS optimization focuses on reducing the impact of WAN round-trip latency of common application and system behavior, including the Microsoft Office product suite, general file access, and remote printing.
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