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F5 101 Exam
Application Delivery Fundamentals Exam (Page 11 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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What are some changes that must be made on the GTM System so that log messages are sent to centralized System Log servers?

  1. The IP address of the server must be added to the wideip.conf file.
  2. The IP address of the server must be added to the syslogng.conf file.
  3. The IP address of the server and valid user id/password combination must be added to the
    hosts.allow file.
  4. The IP address of the server and valid user id/password combination must be added to the syslogng.conf file.

Answer(s): B



A pool is using Global Availability as its load balancing method (Alternate:Round Robin; Fallback: Return to DNS). The last five resolutions have been C, D, C, D, C. Given the current conditions shown in the table, which address will be used for the next resolution?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

Answer(s): B



A pool is using Round Trip Time as its load balancing method (Alternate: Round Robin; Fallback: None). The last five resolutions have been C, D, C, D, C. Given the current conditions shown in the table below, which address will be used for the next resolution?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

Answer(s): B



What is the advantage of specifying three load balancing methods when load balancing within pools?

  1. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System to use all three methods simultaneously.
  2. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System to choose the optimal method for each name resolution.
  3. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System alternate methods if insufficient data is available for other methods.
  4. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System to rotate between the three methods so that no one method is used too often.

Answer(s): C



Which statement about root DNS servers is true?

  1. Root servers have databases of all registered DNS servers.
  2. Root servers have databases of the DNS servers for top-level domains.
  3. Root servers have databases of DNS servers for each geographical area. They direct requests to appropriate LDNS servers.
  4. Root servers have databases of commonly accessed sites. They also cache entries for additional servers as requests are made.

Answer(s): B



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