BCCPP Blue Coat Certified Proxy Professional, V4.2 Questions and Answers

a, b & c only

a, b & d only

a, c & d only

b, c & d only

All of the above

Yes

No

Policy from the master is replicated on the backup.

A failover event is logged in the event log.

An email notification is sent to the ProxySG administrator.

The backup begins replying to ARPS for the Virtual MAC address.

Only the last trigger is evaluated.

They are logically ORed together; any one of them must be true for the rule to match.

They are logically ANDed together; all of them must be true for the rule to match.

Only the first trigger is evaluated.

The answer depends on the type of layer.

The policy on the ProxyClient.

It depends on whether any policy has been installed on the ProxySG to disable ProxyClient content filtering on that transaction.

The policy that is evaluated last.

The policy on the ProxySG.

The policy that is evaluated first.

Subsequent requests to objects that were cached on the removed disk will fail.

The objects on the removed disk are automatically remapped to the remaining disks and are immediately refetched from the appropriate content servers.

The objects on the removed disk are automatically remapped to the remaining disks and are refetched from the appropriate content servers the next time they are requested.

All subsequent transactions to that ProxySG either fail open or fail closed, depending on configuration, until the disk is replaced.

One

Three

None of the above.

2https?

[http][https]

^https?

http[s]

Yes

No

Enable HTTP handoff on the Flash proxy on the ProxySG.

Enable Detect Protocol on the External HTTP proxy service.

Write policy in the VPM or CPL to direct traffic from youtube.com to the RTMP proxy service.

You cannot do this.

True

False

True

False

True

False

The ProxySG repeatedly tries to authenticate until the user agent gives up, and authentication is not successful.

The ProxySG automatically switches to an IP surrogate and retries the authentication.

The answer depends on whether any other user agents share the same IP address.

This cannot happen; the ProxySG prevents such policy from being installed.

Before any layers are processed.

After all layers are processed.

This cannot happen. All rules must be part of a layer.

Least connections

Round robin

None of the above

Client In

Client Out

Server In

Server Out

True

False

To accelerate application

Reverse Proxy

To support Proxy Chaining

To intercept SSl

An Allow is final and cannot be reversed by subsequent policy processing.

An OK is final and cannot be reversed by subsequent policy processing.

Allow changes the current state of the transaction; OK makes no change.

There is no difference.

a & b only

b & c only

c & d only

a & c only

All of the above

escape character

any character except newline

zero or character

zero or more character

Forward policy file.

Threat protection policy file.

Local policy file.

Central policy file.

The answer depends on the processing order configured in the Management Console.

a, b & c only

a, b & d only

b, c & d only

All of the above

No match.

One or more rules match, changing property value(s).

One or more actions are invoked.

Popularity content

Pipelining

Cost-based deletion

Asynchronous adaptive refresh

By modifying the standard authentication_failed exception to include a link that users must click before continuing.

By specifying a virtual URL that points to a guest authentication page.

By using Force Authenticate in either the VPM or in CPL.

By selecting Notify User in the Edit Authenticate Guest Object section of the VPM.

The ProxySG performs a hash against the URL of the object and uses the hash as the basis for a lookup into the table of cached objects.

The ProxySG uses the hostname in the object’s URL to determine in which cache directory the object is located.

The ProxySG uses the first 32 bytes of the object’s URL to determine in which cache directory the object is located.