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F5 771-101 Exam Questions
APPLICATION DELIVERY FUNDAMENTALS (RETIRED/REPLACED WITH 101)

Updated On: 26-May-2026
QUESTION: 1
To make complex access policies easier to manage, an administrator can create a containing
several policyactions, and then add instances of it within the policy. (Fil in)

A. Visual Policy Editor
B. Policy Editor
C. Visual Editor
D. something

Answer(s): A
QUESTION: 2
To make complex access policies easier to manage, an administrator can create a containing
severalpolicy actions, and then add instances of it within the policy. (Fil in)

A. Deployment Wizard'
B. Deployment Wizard
C. Deployment Wiza
D. something else

Answer(s): A
QUESTION: 3
The Policy Builder benefits include:

A. Doesn't require in depth web application knowledge
B. Only requires limited ASM knowledge
C. Al of the above
D. Very low administrative impact

Answer(s): C
QUESTION: 4
Very low administrative impact:

A. The attacks are requests a user should be allowed to make
B. The attacks always utilize obfuscation
C. The attacks are always encrypted
D. Al of the above

Answer(s): D
QUESTION: 5
APM administrators can configure access policies granting users which two types of access?

A. CIFS access
B. Client/server access

Overview of the APPLICATION DELIVERY FUNDAMENTALS (RETIRED/REPLACED WITH 101) Exam

F5 771-101 validates fundamental competencies in application delivery networking for network engineers and system administrators managing high-availability environments. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in the OSI model, emphasizing layers 4 through 7 traffic management and load-balancing algorithms. The curriculum mandates deep understanding of TCP/IP, HTTP, SSL/TLS handshake processes, and DNS resolution workflows. Assessment areas encompass F5 BIG-IP architecture, specifically Local Traffic Manager (LTM) configurations, health monitoring, and persistence mechanisms. Practitioners must articulate security concepts including firewalls, DDoS mitigation, and application-layer threats while interpreting packet captures and CLI-based troubleshooting techniques to ensure optimal application performance, scalability, and robust security posture within complex, enterprise-grade infrastructures.



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