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A monitor has been defined using the HTTP monitor template. The send and receive strings were customized, but all other settings were left at their defaults.
Which resources can the monitor be assigned to?

  1. most pools
  2. most nodes
  3. most virtual servers
  4. only specific pool members

Answer(s): A



A monitor has been defined with an alias port of 443. All other options are left at their defaults. The administrator wishes to assign it to a pool of members where the members' ports vary.
Which is the result?

  1. This assignment is not allowed since the ports do not match.
  2. For each member, the monitor will test the member node at port 443.For each member, the monitor will test the member? node at port 443.
  3. For each member, if the member port is not 443, the member will be marked down.For each member, if the member? port is not 443, the member will be marked down.
  4. For each member, if it is running an SSL service at the member port, the monitor may work. Otherwise, the monitor will fail and the memberFor each member, if it is running an SSL service at the member port, the monitor may work. Otherwise, the monitor will fail and the member will be marked down.

Answer(s): B



Which is the result when multiple monitors are assigned to a pool member?

  1. The member is marked as unavailable if any of the monitors fails.
  2. The member is marked as available if any of the monitors succeeds.
  3. The member is marked available if all monitors succeed, and as marginal if one or more monitors fail(s).
  4. The member is marked available if sufficient monitors succeed, and as unavailable if insufficient monitors succeed.

Answer(s): D



Could an iRule perform persistence based on a cookie?

  1. No. iRules cannot affect persistence.
  2. No. Cookie persistence is only based on a cookie persistence profile.
  3. Yes. An iRule could be designed to persist based on the contents of a cookie.
  4. Yes. An iRule could be designed to persist based on the contents of a cookie as long as the cookie is set by the server.

Answer(s): C






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