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If a client's browser does not accept cookies, what occurs when the client connects to a virtual server using cookie persistence?

  1. The connection request is not processed.
  2. The connection request is sent to an pology.server.The connection request is sent to an .pology.server.
  3. The connection request is load‐balanced to an available pool member.
  4. The connection request is refused and the client is sent a "server not available" message.

Answer(s): C



The incoming client IP address is 195.64.45.52 and the last five connections have been sent to members A, C, E, D and B. The incoming client IP address is 195.64.45.52 and the last five connections have been sent to members A, C, E, D and B. Given the virtual server, pool, and persistence definitions and statistics shown in the above graphic, which member will be used for the next connection?

  1. 10.10.20.1:80
  2. 10.10.20.2:8010.10.20.2:80
  3. 10.10.20.3:8010.10.20.3:80
  4. 10.10.20.4:8010.10.20.4:80
  5. 10.10.20.5:8010.10.20.5:80
  6. It cannot be determined with the information given.

Answer(s): C



How is persistence configured?

  1. Persistence is an option within each pool's definition.
  2. Persistence is a profile type; an appropriate profile is created and associated with virtual server.
  3. Persistence is a global setting; once enabled, load‐balancing choices are superceded by the persistence method that is specified.
  4. Persistence is an option for each pool member. When a pool is defined, each member's definition includes the option for persistence.

Answer(s): B



Assume a virtual server has a ServerSSL profile. What SSL certificates are required on the BIGIP?

  1. No SSL certificates are required on the BIG‐IP.
  2. The BIG‐IP's SSL certificates must only exist.
  3. The BIG‐IP's SSL certificates must be issued from a certificate authority.
  4. The BIG‐IP's SSL certificates must be created within the company hosting the BIG‐IPs.

Answer(s): A






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