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BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM) Specialist: Maintain & Troubleshoot Questions 76–80 (page: 17)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

What does the following iRule do?
when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
if { [matchclass [IP::client_addr] equals WebClient1-Whitelist1] }{
#log local0. "Valid client IP: [IP::client_addr] - forwarding traffic"
#Pool WebClient1
} else {
log local0. "Invalid client IP: [IP::client_addr] - discarding"
discard
}
}

  1. The iRule compares a client IP to a list. If the client IP is on the list, discard and log the discard.
  2. The iRule compares a client IP to a list. If the client IP is NOT on the list, discard and log the
    discard.
  3. The iRule compares a client IP to a list. If the client IP is on the list, the client is sent to Pool WebClient1. Otherwise, discard and log the discard.
  4. The iRule compares a client IP to a list. If the client IP is NOT on the list, the client is sent to Pool WebClient1. Otherwise, discard and log the discard.

Answer(s): B



What do the following iRule commands do when they are used in the same iRule?
set hsl [HSL::open -proto UDP -pool syslog_server_pool]
HSL::send $hsl "<190> [HTTP::host] from [whereis [IP::client_addr] country continent state city zip] , IP: [IP::client_addr]"

  1. The commands set up a high-speed logging connection and then send the geographical database to the server.
  2. The commands set up a high-speed logging connection and then send the host header and client geographical detail to the connection.
  3. The commands set up a high-speed logging connection and then send the host header, HTTP payload, and client geographical detail to the connection.
  4. The commands set up a high-speed logging connection to the LTM device and then send the host header and client geographical detail to the connection.

Answer(s): B



An LTM Specialist configures the following iRule on an LTM device:
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if {[string tolower [HTTP::uri]] contains "/URI1/" } {
pool Pool1
}
elseif {[string tolower [HTTP::uri]] contains "/URI2/" } {
pool Pool2
}
elseif {[string tolower [HTTP::uri]] contains "/URI3/" } {
pool Pool3
}
else { pool Pool4}
}
Given the following request: http://www.example.comURI1/index.html?fu=bar&pass=1234
Which pool will be selected by the iRule?

  1. Pool1
  2. Pool2
  3. Pool3
  4. Pool4

Answer(s): D



Given the iRule:
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if {([HTTP::username] ne "") and ([HTTP::password] ne "") } {
log local0. "client ip [IP::remote_addr] credentials provided [HTTP::username] [HTTP::password]"}
else {
pool old_application_pool
}
}
The associated virtual server has a default pool named new_application_pool.
Which functionality does the iRule provide?

  1. Allows clients with credentials to access the old_application_pool and logs the access of clients without credentials to the new_application_pool.
  2. Allows clients without credentials to access the old_application_pool and logs the access of clients with credentials to the new_application_pool.
  3. Allows clients with credentials to access the old_application_pool and logs the attempted access of clients with credentials to the new_application_pool.
  4. Allows clients without credentials to access the old_application_pool and logs the attempted access of clients without credentials to the new_application_pool.

Answer(s): B



Which three HTTP headers allow an application server to determine the client's language compatibility, browser, operating system type, and compression compatibility? (Choose three.)

  1. Accept
  2. Accept-Encoding
  3. Accept-Language
  4. Host
  5. User-Agent

Answer(s): B,C,E



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