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830-01 · Question #333
You have a number of SteelHeads running RiOS 9.x. At each datacenter site, there are a cluster of domain controllers, one of which the SteelHead is connected to. As the volume of users on the…
The correct answer is D. Configure domain controller load-balancing so the SteelHead can communicate with multiple domain controllers instead of just one. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You have a number of SteelHeads running RiOS 9.x. At each datacenter site, there are a cluster of domain controllers, one of which the SteelHead is connected to. As the volume of users on the network increase, the load which the server-side SteelHeads are placing on the connected domain controller pushes the domain to its limits, and authentication failures sometimes occur. What is the best way to address this?
Options
- AIncrease the time Kerberos tickets are cached for individual users on the SteelHeads.
- BIdentify traffic which does not have a high rate of data reduction, and use in-path rules to path this traffic through.
- CDisable Kerberos authentication on the SteelHeads so as to down negotiate to NTLM, specifying multiple domain controllers during the domain-join.
- DConfigure domain controller load-balancing so the SteelHead can communicate with multiple domain controllers instead of just one.
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