We were discussing Riverbed Operating System (RiOS) technical concepts. We were looking at some of the management streamlining features. We review the console and controller to the device and the clients. In particular, we were looking at the reporting capabilities and host:port traffic can be labeled so that reports can included details stats on each by their names. The traffic from an appliance or a client or those monitored by a sniffer such as NetFlow can have detailed real-time flows including byte counts / per port. Traffic can be individually reported and segregated by optimized versus pass through traffic or aggregated over a NetFlow collector. The use of this third party tool also allows for avoiding correlation of data from multiple data sources.
Pass-Through traffic is usually UDP, VoIP, etc and is reported so that it can be reviewed for being pass-throngh. If the maximum capacity or the number of connections are exceeded, traffic may overflow to pass-through.
On the other hand, optimization traffic can quantify the improvements to WAN traffic. even on per feature basis such as application specific and TCP latency. The detailed report can show the number of roundtrips saved as well as the reduction in the data.
The tools used for this monitoring and management are the console and the controller. The central management console is a single console which appliances can auto-discover by a DNS lookup and register with to receive a pre-arranged configuration. Therefore, it allows to scale for as many appliances without requiring any tweaks. This is called touchless configuration. The console administrators can even use this to deploy configuration and policies on an individual, group or enterprise wide basis.

#codingexercise

Double  GetNthRootProductOddRaisedPPlusQAndEvenRaisedPDividedQ (Double [] A,Double  p, Double q)

{


If ( A== null) return 0;


Return A.NthRootProductOddRaisedPPlusQAndEvenRaisedPDividedQ(p, q);


}