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Application Delivery Fundamentals Exam Questions 226–230 (page: 47)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

With standard DNS, assuming no DNS request failures, which process describes the normal resolution process on a "first time" DNS request?

  1. Client requests address from root server, root server returns IP address to Authoritative DNS,
    Authoritative DNS returns requested IP address, LDNS returns requested IP address to client.
  2. Client requests address from LDNS, LDNS requests from GTM, GTM requests from Authoritative DNS, Authoritative DNS returns requested IP address, LDNS returns requested IP address to client.
  3. Client requests address from LDNS, Authoritative DNS receives request from root server, root server returns LDNS address, LDNS returns client address, Authoritative DNS returns requested IP address, LDNS returns requested IP address to client.
  4. Client requests address from LDNS, LDNS requests from root server, root server returns
    Authoritative DNS address, LDNS requests from Authoritative DNS, Authoritative DNS returns requested IP address, LDNS returns requested IP address to client.

Answer(s): D



What is the purpose of provisioning?

  1. Provisioning allows modules that are not licensed to be fully tested.
  2. Provisioning allows modules that are licensed be granted appropriate resource levels.
  3. Provisioning allows the administrator to activate modules in nonstandard combinations.
  4. Provisioning allows the administrator to see what modules are licensed, but no user action is ever required.

Answer(s): B



Which three properties can be assigned to nodes? (Choose three.)

  1. ratio values
  2. priority values
  3. health monitors
  4. connection limits
  5. load balancing mode

Answer(s): A,C,D



Where is the load balancing mode specified?

  1. within the pool definition
  2. within the node definition
  3. within the virtual server definition
  4. within the pool member definition

Answer(s): A



Which statement accurately describes the difference between two load balancing modes specified as "member" and "node"?

  1. There is no difference; the two terms are referenced for backward compatibility purposes.
  2. When the load balancing choice references "node", priority group activation is unavailable.
  3. Load balancing options referencing "nodes" are available only when the pool members are defined for the "any" port.
  4. When the load balancing choice references "node", the addresses' parameters are used to make the load balancing choice rather than the member's parameters.

Answer(s): D



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