Which statement is true concerning cookie persistence?

Cookie persistence allows persistence independent of IP addresses.
Cookie persistence allows persistence even if the data are encrypted from client to pool member.
Cookie persistence uses a cookie that stores the virtual server, pool name, and member IP address in clear text.
If a client's browser accepts cookies, cookie persistence will always cause a cookie to be written to the client's file system.

Answer(s): A

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

No SSL certificates are required on the pool members.
The pool members?SSL certificates must only exist.
The pool members?SSL certificates must be issued from a certificate authority.
The pool members?SSL certificates must be created within the company hosting the BIG-IPs.

Answer(s): B

Assume a virtual server is configured with a ClientSSL profile.
What would the result be if the virtual server's destination port were not 443?

SSL termination could not be performed if the virtual server's port was not port 443.
Virtual servers with a ClientSSL profile are always configured with a destination port of 443.
As long as client traffic was directed to the alternate port, the virtual server would work as intended.
Since the virtual server is associated with a ClientSSL profile, it will always process traffic sent to port 443.

Answer(s): C

Which is an advantage of terminating SSL communication at the BIG-IP rather than the ultimate web server?

Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP can eliminate SSL processing at the web servers.
Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates all un-encrypted traffic from the nternal?network.Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates all un-encrypted traffic from the ?nternal?network.
Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates the need to purchase SSL certificates from a certificate authority.
Terminating SSL at the BIG-IP eliminates the need to use SSL acceleration hardware anywhere in the network.

Answer(s): A

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