An environment network has: High bandwidth Low packet loss High Round-Trip Time (RTT)
Which TCP profile should an engineer configure for the environment described?

Scenario: A network engineer needs to provide web server administrators with access to
monitoring and reporting after changing the default root password during the initial setup of
the NetScaler. The engineer needs to ensure that the web server administrators can
perform this task. What should the engineer do in order to ensure that the administrators are
able to log on to the NetScaler?

Scenario: An engineer has configured a virtual server that users access using HTTP port
80. The web application also uses TCP port 81 and 8080 for non-user access. The engineer
would like to prevent users from connecting to web servers if any of the ports go down. How
should the engineer set this configuration to ensure service availability?

Which step is required to ensure that SSL traffic is passed through the NetScaler to
backend services without processing SSL on the NetScaler appliance?

A NetScaler engineer would like to present different web pages to a user based on the
device and browser type from which they are connecting. Which responder policy could
assist with this requirement?

Scenario: A user browses to a page and is presented with a warning that he is trying to
enter a web site with an untrusted certificate. The network engineer had added the correct
certificate to the SSL virtual server. What could be the cause of this issue?

A network engineer is investigating issues and suspects that a new server that has been
recently added to the environment has the same IP address as a virtual server that is
configured on the NetScaler. Which command could the engineer run to check the logs that
will contain such details?

Scenario: A network engineer created an SSL virtual server and enabled smart card on it.
The engineer tried browsing to the server and noticed the back-end system could NOT see
the users certificates. What could be causing this issue?

How could an engineer configure a monitor to ensure that a server is marked as DOWN if
the monitor test is successful?

Scenario: A network engineer suspects that there is a duplex mismatch in the network
configuration. The NSIP address is 10.10.1.206. How can the administrator verify the
configuration in this scenario?