301試験無料問題集「F5 LTM Specialist 認定」

How is traffic flow through transparent virtual servers different from typical virtual servers?

An LTM has the 3 virtual servers, 2 SNATs, four self IP addresses defined and the networks shown in the exhibit. Selected options for each object are shown below. Settings not shown are at their defaults.
Assume port exhaustion has not been reached. VirtualServerl Destination: 10.10.2.102:80 netmask 255.255.255.255 Pool: Pool with 3 members in the 172.1 61.16 network SNAT Automap configured V VirtualServer2 Destination: 10.10.2.102:* netmask
255.255.255.255 Transparent with 3 pool members
in the 192.168/16 network VirtualServer3 Destination: 10.10.2.0:80 netmask 255.255.255.0 Type: IP Forwarding SNATI Source IP: 10.10.0.0 netmask 255.255.0.0 SNAT Address: SNAT Pool with 2 members
172.16.20.50 and 192.168.10.50 SNAT2 Source IP: All Addresses SNAT Address: 10.10.2.103 Floating Self IPs 192.168.1.1; 172.16.1.1; 10.10.2.1; 10.10.1.1 A connection attempt is made with a source IP and port of 10.20.100.50:2222 and a destination IP and port of 10.10.2.102:443. When the request is processed, what will be the source and destination IP addresses?

Which statement concerning virtual servers is true?

Which three statements are true about SNATs? (Choose three.)

A BIG-IP has the following objects configured: A SNAT pool with 2 members: 150.10.33.33 and 10.10.1.33 A load-balancing pool with 5 members: 10.10.1.1-10.10.1.5:80
The BIG-IP has two self-IP addresses: 150.10.10.10 and 10.10.1.10 A virtual server at 150.10.30.30:80 that is associated with both the SNAT pool and the load-balancing pool. If a client at IP address 200.10.10.10 initiates a connection to the virtual server, what will the source IP address be in the packets sent to the chosen pool member?