IBM Security Network Intrusion Prevention System V4.3 Implementation - C2150-561 Exam Practice Test

A. Active Protection

B. Inline Protection

C. Inline Capture

D. Monitoring

E. Inline Monitor

A. The Network IPS has not sent a security event to the Agent Manager in an amount of time specified by the unresponsive agent threshold settings in SiteProtector.

B. The Network IPS has not sent a heartbeat to the Event Collector in an amount of time specified by the unresponsive agent threshold settings in SiteProtector.

C. The Network IPS has not sent a security event to the Event Collector in an amount of time specified by the unresponsive agent threshold settings in SiteProtector.

D. The Network IPS has not sent a heartbeat to the Agent Manager in an amount of time specified by the unresponsive agent threshold settings in SiteProtector.

A. the Tasks page for the agent properties in IBM Security SiteProtector System

B. the Appliance Information screen using the SSH Configuration Menu

C. the System Summary pane on the Appliance Dashboard in the LMI

D. the System Updates page in the Local Management Interface (LMI)

E. the Current Updates page in the LMI

A. rlogin

B. RDP

C. serial console

D. HTTPS

E. telnet

A. right-click on the Network IPS in the Asset view and select Properties

B. the Network IPS health status is only available from the Local Management Interface

C. right-click on the group where the Network IPS is managed and select Status

D. right-click on the Network IPS agent in the Agent view and select Properties

A. Select the interfaces for the first network segment to be monitored, under the IPv4 Addresses tab select None, and click OK when done. Repeat this sequence for the other two networks.

B. Select the interfaces for the first network segment to be monitored, under the IPv4 Addresses tab select Single IPv4, IPv4 Range, IPv4 CIDR or Comma Separated List, and click OK when done. Repeat this sequence for the other two networks.

C. Under the VLAN tab, select Single, Range, or Comma Separated List of Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs), and click OK when done. Repeat this sequence for the other two networks.

D. Select the interfaces for the first network segment to be monitored, leave the VLANs tab alone, click OK when done. Repeat this sequence for the other two networks.

A. Incorrect interfaces have been specified in a custom Protection Domain.

B. The same exception has not been created on the Global Protection Domain.

C. A VLAN cannot be excluded in a custom Protection Domain.

D. Multiple VLANs cannot be excluded in a custom Protection Domain.

A. from the LCD panel located in the front of the appliance, select Menu > Configuration > Restore to Factory Default (unconfigured)

B. connect to the appliance remotely via SSH, log in as root, and in the command line type restore Factory_default_configuration -i -u

C. connect to the appliance locally via a Web browser, log in as admin, and from the Local Management Interface (LMI) select the Configuration link on the left menu > Restore to Factory Default (unconfigured)

D. connect to the appliance remotely via SSH, log in as admin, and from the Configuration menu select Appliance Management > Restore to Factory Default (unconfigured)

A. When an agent heartbeats in, it will register the device as a new agent even if SiteProtector has already registered it.

B. SiteProtector uses an agent GUID to recognize Network IPS devices and when this GUID changes it is registered as a new device.

C. When an agent heartbeats in, SiteProtector does not check to see if the agent already exists before adding it as an agent.

D. SiteProtector uses the agent name to recognize the Network IPS device and when the name changes it is registered as a new device.

A. To configure rules to drop or block traffic based on various source and target information in the packet.

B. To create security events based on connection information.

C. To review rules generated in response to detected intruder events and to manually add new ones.

D. To define how and when packets are captured and stored for general network analysis.