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NEW QUESTION # 61
Which two of the following requirements are needed to monitor an application on a server? (Choose two.)
- A. Find the application to monitor in the list of available applications and enable it.
- B. Add application and ports using server as source and destination IP addresses.
- C. Click the monitor recommendation applications button.
- D. Add the IP address of the server into an IP address group.
Answer: A,C
Explanation:
To monitor an application on a server with SolarWinds, you must first find the application in the list of available (supported or discovered) applications and enable monitoring for it. The platform also provides a
"monitor recommended applications" button to automatically suggest and enable monitoring for best-practice applications on a given server.
From the documentation:
"To monitor an application, select it from the list of available applications and enable it for the target server.
The 'Monitor Recommended Applications' option helps you quickly enable commonly used application monitors." Grouping IP addresses or configuring specific source/destination pairs is not required for standard application monitoring.
References:
SAM Administrator Guide: Application Monitoring Setup
NEW QUESTION # 62
A node is being polled. The only data visible is response time and packet loss. Detailed statistics are needed.
How should this issue be resolved?
- A. switch polling method from SNMP to API
- B. switch polling method from SNMP to ICMP
- C. switch polling method from ICMP to SNMP
- D. switch polling method from WMI to SNMP
Answer: C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
If only response time and packet loss are visible, the node is currently being polled via ICMP (ping), which does not provide detailed statistics like CPU, memory, or interface data. Switching the polling method to SNMP enables SolarWinds to gather detailed device metrics and statistics, as SNMP supports comprehensive monitoring.
Reference:
Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, "Enabling Detailed Polling with SNMP,"
"ICMP polling provides only basic availability and latency. Use SNMP polling for detailed statistics."
NEW QUESTION # 63
The below error message is received.
"NetFlow Receiver Service [SERVERNAME] is receiving a NetFlow data stream from an unmanaged device (x.x.x.x). The NetFlow data stream from x.x.x.x will be discarded" How should this error be resolved?
- A. ensure the collector service is up
- B. only IP flow ingress applied on interfaces
- C. change the IP address on the node or enable "allow matching nodes by another IP"
- D. ensure the device is configured to send flow data to hybrid cloud observability (HCO)
Answer: C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
This message means the NetFlow collector is receiving flow data from a device whose IP address is not managed in the SolarWinds platform, so the flow data is discarded. To resolve this, you must either:
Add the sending device as a managed node using the correct IP address, or Enable the "Allow matching nodes by another IP" option in the NetFlow settings, which allows SolarWinds to match flows sent from an interface IP or secondary IP.
Reference:
NTA Administrator Guide, "NetFlow from unmanaged devices,"
"If a NetFlow source is not managed as a node, the flows will be discarded unless you enable 'allow matching nodes by another IP'."
NEW QUESTION # 64
Which two of the following requirements are needed to monitor an application on a server? (Choose two.)
- A. Find the application to monitor in the list of available applications and enable it.
- B. Click the monitor recommendation applications button.
- C. Add application and ports using server as source and destination IP addresses.
- D. Add the IP address of the server into an IP address group.
Answer: A,C
NEW QUESTION # 65
A network discovery profile for a network area completes with most devices discovered, except for a few SNMP-enabled network devices. These undiscovered devices are verified to be operational and respond to SNMP queries.
What could be the cause?
- A. SNMP community strings in profile are invalid
- B. no SNMP pollers match the device
- C. discovery timeout value is set too low
- D. device MIB is not in SolarWinds' MIB database
Answer: C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
If devices respond to SNMP queries individually but aren't discovered during network scans, the most likely cause is the discovery timeout value being set too low. This can result in slower devices timing out before responding to discovery requests, even though they are operational and SNMP-enabled.
The documentation explains:
"If devices are not discovered but respond to SNMP queries, increase the discovery timeout and retry. Short timeouts can cause missed responses from devices that take longer to reply during scanning." References:
Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, Section: "Discovery Troubleshooting" SolarWinds Success Center: "Device Not Found During Discovery"
NEW QUESTION # 66
On which two of the following occasions do custom pollers need to be created? (Choose two.)
- A. monitor special equipment
- B. monitor specific metric that is not out-of-the-box
- C. monitor equipment that does not support WMI
- D. monitor unsupported object ID
Answer: B,D
Explanation:
Custom pollers are typically created when you need to monitor metrics or OIDs that are not supported by default in SolarWinds:
Monitor specific metric that is not out-of-the-box: If a device exposes a metric not natively monitored by SolarWinds, you must create a custom poller for that metric.
Monitor unsupported object ID: For any OID that is not included in default templates, a custom poller is necessary.
Monitoring special equipment or devices without WMI might also need custom pollers, but the requirement specifically applies when you need to access non-standard metrics or OIDs.
References:
NPM Administrator Guide: When to Use Custom Pollers
NEW QUESTION # 67
When attempting to add universal device poller (UDP) results to a new chart widget, none of the custom poller results are displayed. If the web console switches to another view, the data appears in the chart. What is the most likely resolution?
- A. user does not have correct permissions to view the data
- B. UDP application, click transform results to convert them into a format viewable in a chart
- C. UDP application under web display, chart box must be checked for each view to be used
- D. unassign and reassign custom poller in UDP application
Answer: C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
When displaying Universal Device Poller (UDP) data in different web console views, each view must be configured to show the UDP results as charts.
From the documentation:
"In the Universal Device Poller application, under the Web Display tab, you must check the 'chart' box for every web view where you want to display the poller data. If the box is not checked for the current view, the data will not be visible as a chart widget." References:
NPM Administrator Guide: Universal Device Poller - Web Display Settings
NEW QUESTION # 68
Which two of the following locations can hardware health be enabled? (Choose two.)
- A. list resources
- B. manage MIB
- C. main settings
- D. asset inventory
Answer: A,B
NEW QUESTION # 69
A universal device poller (UDP) and a transformer are built to display a transform value for a node's CPU temperature, however the value is not transformed as displayed on the web console. Which two of the following reasons could have caused the issue? (Choose two.)
- A. custom poller and transformer are not using same polling interval
- B. node polling interval does not match the custom poller interval
- C. custom poller used for transformation is not assigned to same node
- D. polling interval for the custom poller is using the default value
Answer: A,C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
For a transformer to correctly process and display a value, the custom poller used for transformation must be assigned to the same node; otherwise, the transformation cannot occur. Additionally, both the custom poller and the transformer must have the same polling interval to ensure synchronized data collection and processing. If their intervals do not match, the transformation can fail or display incorrect results.
Reference:
Universal Device Poller Admin Guide, "Requirements for Transformers and UDP Assignments,"
"Transformer values are only available if the associated pollers are assigned to the same node and are using the same polling interval."
NEW QUESTION # 70
Upon examining bandwidth utilization, it is confirmed that the total utilization and flow numbers do not match. What is the likely cause?
- A. SNMP bandwidth numbers for the interface need to be adjusted in the console
- B. a firewall is blocking the data flow configuration
- C. flows do not contain all traffic in bandwidth numbers
- D. receivingboth IPv4 and IPv6 flows and not all are counted in total bandwidth
Answer: C
NEW QUESTION # 71
If a NetFlow collector service is showing a "down" status, which two of the following steps are possible troubleshooting options? (Choose two.)
- A. Confirm the database connection is up and server has free resources.
- B. Start or restart SolarWinds' collector service.
- C. Start or restart SolarWinds' NetFlow service from Orion service manager.
- D. Delete and re-add NetFlow collector service.
Answer: A,C
NEW QUESTION # 72
Through which means does NetFlow traffic analysis (NTA) process flow data?
- A. agent
- B. polling method
- C. collector
- D. configuration
Answer: C
Explanation:
SolarWinds NTA processes flow data via a dedicated collector component. Devices are configured to export flow records to the NTA collector, which ingests, stores, and analyzes the data.
" NetFlow Traffic Analyzer receives flow data from network devices using the NetFlow Collector service, which processes and stores traffic information for analysis. " No agent is required on target devices, and the collector is the key processing method.
References:
Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, Section: " How NTA Works " SolarWinds NTA Documentation
NEW QUESTION # 73
Which two of the following flow sources are supported by hybrid cloud observability? (Choose two.)
- A. J-Flow
- B. NetStream
- C. cFlow
- D. Cisco
Answer: A,D
NEW QUESTION # 74
Which two of the following components are required to successfully create a NetPath probe? (Choose two.)
- A. source IP address
- B. Linux agent
- C. connection port
- D. Windows agent
Answer: C,D
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
To create a NetPath probe in SolarWinds, you need to specify a source (which requires a Windows-based agent or node) and a destination port. The documentation states:
"To deploy a NetPath probe, select a Windows node or agent as the source and specify the connection port for the service to be monitored. Linux nodes and agents are not supported for NetPath probes." References:
NPM Administrator Guide: Creating and Deploying NetPath Probes
NEW QUESTION # 75
Which two of the following flow sources are supported by hybrid cloud observability? (Choose two.)
- A. Cisco
- B. J-Flow
- C. NetStream
- D. cFlow
Answer: B,C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
SolarWinds Hybrid Cloud Observability supports multiple flow protocols for monitoring network traffic. The correct supported sources are:
J-Flow: This is the flow protocol used by Juniper devices.
NetStream: This is the flow protocol used by Huawei devices.
"Cisco" is not a flow protocol (Cisco devices use NetFlow), and "cFlow" is not a supported protocol.
Exact Extract from Official Guide:
"Hybrid Cloud Observability supports NetFlow (Cisco), J-Flow (Juniper), NetStream (Huawei), sFlow, and IPFIX for comprehensive traffic analysis."
- (Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, "Supported Flow Sources" section) References:
Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, Supported Flow Sources
NEW QUESTION # 76
What can be done to display the average CPU utilization of a node in a web console widget, if the device studio poller returns a table of multi-core CPU utilizations?
- A. Display the returned table of values in the web console widget and manually calculate the average.
- B. Configure the web console widget to calculate the average of the returned table values.
- C. Contact the device vendor to provide an SNMP object ID (OID) for the average CPU utilization statistic.
- D. Select the add calculated value option and use the average function for returned values.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
When a device returns multi-core CPU statistics as a table, SolarWinds Device Studio allows you to use the
"Add Calculated Value" option and select the average function. This enables the web console widget to display the computed average CPU utilization automatically.
The documentation explains:
"For devices with multi-core CPUs, you can use the Add Calculated Value feature in the Device Studio to compute the average (or other statistical functions) of returned table values, which can then be visualized directly in widgets." References:
Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, "Device Studio Calculated Values" SolarWinds Success Center: "Averaging Table Poller Results"
NEW QUESTION # 77
Which application classification system is used with deep packet inspection technologies to provide better visibility into network traffic and is a mechanism used by certain Cisco routers/switches to recognize dataflow by inspecting some of the packets sent?
- A. CBQoS drops
- B. autonomous systems
- C. NBAR2 applications
- D. flow navigator
Answer: C
Explanation:
Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:
NBAR2 (Next Generation Network-Based Application Recognition) is Cisco's deep packet inspection technology used to classify network traffic at the application layer. It provides visibility by inspecting packet payloads, not just ports, and is supported in SolarWinds for advanced application recognition.
SolarWinds documentation states:
"NBAR2 allows supported Cisco devices to classify traffic by application using deep packet inspection. This provides detailed application visibility within SolarWinds network monitoring solutions." References:
Network Performance Monitor Administrator Guide, "NBAR2 and Application Classification" SolarWinds Success Center: "Using NBAR2 with NetFlow"
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