In the NetStream stream output mode, the advantage of the original stream output is that NSC can obtain detailed statistical information for each stream.

Question

Options

• ATRUE
• BFALSE

• A
  75% (27)
• B
  25% (9)

Explanation

A is correct because in NetStream's original stream output mode, the device exports flow records that preserve the full granularity of each individual traffic stream. This means the NetStream Collector (NSC) receives per-stream records containing detailed statistics such as packet counts, byte counts, timestamps, and protocol information for every distinct flow - giving analysts maximum visibility into network behavior.

B is wrong because denying this advantage contradicts how original stream output actually works. The whole point of this mode (as opposed to aggregated output) is precisely that it does not collapse multiple streams into summarized buckets, so per-stream detail is preserved and available to the NSC.

Memory tip: Think "original = granular." Original stream output keeps flows as-is (one record per stream), so the NSC gets the full picture - like receiving individual receipts rather than a monthly summary.

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