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830-01 · Question #324
While performing a health check for a Steelhead appliance at a remote site, you noticed some of the pass-through traffic should have been optimized. The pass-through reason for the suspicious…
The correct answer is A. There is a pass-through in-path rule configured on the data center Steelhead appliance. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
While performing a health check for a Steelhead appliance at a remote site, you noticed some of the pass-through traffic should have been optimized. The pass-through reason for the suspicious traffic is "SYN on WAN side". Upon further investigating, you also noticed that all of the traffic initiated at the data center is pass-through while all of the traffic initiated at the remote site is optimized. There is only one path between the data center and the remote site and both Steelhead appliance are physically in-path. What are the possible causes? (Select 2)
Options
- AThere is a pass-through in-path rule configured on the data center Steelhead appliance.
- BThere is a pass-through in-path rule configured on the remote site Steelhead appliance.
- CThere is a pass-through peering rule configured on the data center Steelhead appliance.
- DThe LAN and WAN interfaces on the data center Steelhead appliance are reversed.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A78% (21)
- B11% (3)
- C4% (1)
- D7% (2)
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