F50-531試験無料問題集「F5 BIG-IP v10.x LTM Essentials V10.x 認定」

A. In a redundant pair, the two systems will always have the same host name. The parameter is synchronized between the systems.

B. Host names do not matter in redundant pair communication.

C. The first time the systems are synchronized the receiving system will be assigned the same self-IP addresses as the source system.

D. When the administrator attempts to access the configuration utility using the host name, they will always connect to the active system.

A. to define an address that allows network devices to route traffic via a single IP address

B. to define an address that allows either system to initiate communication at any time

C. to define an address that gives network devices greater flexibility in choosing a path to forward traffic

D. to define an address that grants administrative access to either system at any time

A. All client traffic has data that could be used to trigger iRule events.

B. If an iRule references an event that doesn't occur during the client's communication, the client's connection will be terminated prematurely.

C. All iRule events relate to HTTP processes.

D. All iRule events are appropriate at any point in the client-server communication.

A. create required pools, create a custom HTTP profile, create the iRule, create the Virtual Server

B. create the Virtual Server, create required pools, create the iRule, edit the Virtual Server

C. create profiles, create the iRule, create required pools, create the Virtual Server

D. create a custom HTTP profile, create required pools, create the Virtual Server, create the iRule

A. Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates all UN-encrypted traffic from the internal network.

B. Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP can eliminate SSL processing at the web servers.

C. Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates the need to use SSL acceleration hardware anywhere in the network.

D. Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates the need to purchase SSL certificates from a certificate authority.

A. 10.10.20.4:80

B. 10.10.20.5:80

C. 10.10.20.3:80

D. 10.10.20.1:80

E. 10.10.20.2:80

A. When persistence mirroring is enabled, open connections are maintained even if a fail-over occurs.

B. All open connections are lost.

C. All open connections are maintained.

D. All open connections are lost, but new connections are initiated by the newly active BIG-IP, resulting in minimal client downtime.

E. Long-lived connections such as Telnet and FTP are maintained, but short-lived connections such as HTTP are lost.

A. Persistence is a profile type; an appropriate profile is created and associated with virtual server.

B. Persistence is a global setting; once enabled, load-balancing choices are superseded by the persistence method that is specified.

C. Persistence is an option within each pool's definition.

D. Persistence is an option for each pool member. When a pool is defined, each member's definition includes the option for persistence.

A. Cookie persistence uses a cookie that stores the virtual server, pool name, and member IP address in clear text.

B. Cookie persistence allows persistence even if the data are encrypted from client to pool member.

C. Cookie persistence allows persistence independent of IP addresses.

D. If a client's browser accepts cookies, cookie persistence will always cause a cookie to be written to the client's file system.