HP Creating HPE Software-defined Networks - HPE2-Z38무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. The controller and switch will use OpenFlow 1.0.

B. The controller responds with an error message because the controller does not support
OpenFlow 1.1.

C. The controller requires all switches in the same VLAN to use OpenFlow 1.1.

D. The controller uses OpenFlow 1.3. which is backwards compatible

A. They help the controller to integrate with VMWare NSX and deliver SDN applications across virtual networks.

B. They help the controller to communicate with management software such as HP IMC and HP OneView.

C. They help multiple controllers to interface on the southbound interface.

D. They help the controller to support multiple internal SDN applications at the same time.

A. Ethane

B. Mininet

C. OpenDaylight

D. VMware NSX

A. OpenFlow is an open standard and is not vendor dependent, while VXLAN is a proprietary solution

B. OpenFlow offers both pure and hybrid mode, while VXLAN requires the physicc network infrastructure device to operate in a pure SDN mode.

C. OpenFlow is fully compatible with VMware NSX virtualization solutions, while VXLAN is only partially compatible.

D. OpenFlow interfaces with the switch data plane, while VXLAN creates overlay tunnels between hypervisors without changing the physical infrastructure.

A. it allows companies to enforce business policies that prohibit accessing specific, non- harmful sites.

B. it allows users to access potentially suspicious web sites but decreases the priority of the traffic.

C. it allows companies to test a potential blacklist; it logs access attempts to web sites but does not block them.

D. it allows users to access potentially suspicious web sites after they have been redirected to a web server and consented to a disclaimer

A. Traffic is processed primarily in hardware, rather than in software, improving performance.

B. Companies can leverage existing switch technologies.

C. The controller makes intelligent forwarding decisions for all traffic.

D. Network administrators have more insight into network traffic.

A. detects types of malware that an IDS/IPS cannot detect

B. monitors OpenFlow traffic to ensure the SDN network is protected

C. blocks malware as close to the source as possible

D. inspects encrypted traffic transmitted across the network