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Exam Code: | 301a |
Exam Name: | BIG-IP LTM Specialist: Architect Set-Up & Deploy |
Certification Provider: | F5 |
Free Question Number: | 53 |
Version: | v2022-03-04 |
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No.# A Performance (Layer 4) virtual server type has a FastL4 profile associated with it and uses Packet Velocity ASIC (PVA) to increase packet processing speed.
No.# Unmanaged switch is basically the base minimum configuration of network and usually does not support VLAN tag. Thus, on f5 big-ip we create new VLAN and move to the destinated interface in untagged mode (access VLAN in networking).
Thus, the answer is Option A
No.# When connecting to the virtual server, browsers require a complete SSL certificate chain, including the intermediate certificate(s) that link the server's certificate (example.com) to a trusted root certificate authority. If the intermediate certificate is missing in the SSL Client profile, the browser will display an error indicating an incomplete certificate chain.
By adding the intermediate certificate to the SSL Client profile, the BIG-IP device provides the full chain, resolving the browser error.
Thus, The correct answer is: C. An intermediate certificate.
No.# When the network quality improves (reduced RTT, fewer packet drops, and lower TTFB), backend servers send data faster to the BIG-IP device. If the client’s receiving speed is slower than the server's sending speed, the BIG-IP device temporarily stores this extra data in its memory (using proxy buffers). This is why memory usage increases.
By reducing the proxy buffer high setting, the BIG-IP device will store less data in memory before forwarding it to the client, thereby lowering memory usage.
Example:
Pre-upgrade: Servers send data at a moderate speed, and the BIG-IP device doesn't need to store much data in memory.
Post-upgrade: Servers send data much faster, and the BIG-IP device stores more data in memory because it can’t send it to the clients quickly enough.
Reducing the proxy buffer high setting tells the BIG-IP to forward smaller chunks of data to the clients instead of holding onto large chunks in memory, solving the memory usage issue.
No.# Least session method distributes connections based on the number of persistence records that are stored in the persistence table.
No.# SSL processing increases CPU and memory usage on the LTM device due to encryption/decryption operations. Ensure the device has sufficient resources to handle the additional load.
Thus, the answer is Option A and C.
No.# for https://shop.example.com
at least tcp with http profile is required and since the request is on https, so clientssl profile is a must
No.# To create a static route, use the following command syntax:
tmsh create /net route <route destination/mask> <gw|pool|interface|blackhole> <IP address|pool name|VLAN/Tunnel name>
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No.# The correct answer is option B
tmsh modify /sys syslog remote-servers add { mysyslog { host 10.1.1.1. remote-port 514 }}
No.# When the HA network cable is disconnected:
ConfigSync fails because it requires the HA network.
Connection Mirroring works because it uses the directly connected HA interfaces between the devices.
Thus, the answer is Option A.
No.# When the HA network cable is disconnected:
ConfigSync fails because it requires the HA network.
Connection Mirroring works because it uses the directly connected HA interfaces between the devices.
Thus, the answer is Option A.
No.# When the HA network cable is disconnected:
ConfigSync fails because it requires the HA network.
Connection Mirroring works because it uses the directly connected HA interfaces between the devices.
Thus, the answer is Option A.
No.# External monitors let you create custom scripts that contain specific logic that is not available in built-in BIG-IP monitors to monitor the health of pool members and nodes. An external monitor contains the following three components:
A BIG-IP monitor that references a script.
A script that contains logic to determine the health of a back-end server.
A command in the script, such as cURL or Netcat, that interacts with the back-end server.
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No.# Specifies the way the system handles client certificates. The default is Ignore.
Ignore: Specifies that the system ignores certificates from client systems.
Require: Specifies that the system requires a client to present a valid certificate.
Request: Specifies that the system requests a valid certificate from a client but always authenticate the client.
No.# Alias Address and Alias Service Port cause a monitor to test something other than the resource the monitor is assigned to but mark up or down the resource it is assigned to. For example, if you place a monitor with Alias Service Port set to 8443 on a pool member whose IP address:port is 10.200.19.73:443, the monitor will test the resource at 10.200.19.73:8443 but mark the pool member at 10.200.18.73:443 up or down based on the test results.
In response to the question then, no, if you want the monitor on the pool member at 10.200.18.73:80 to test that specific resource and mark it up or down based on the test results, it is not necessary to specify 80 in the Alias Service Port entry instead wildcard will do the work.
TCP monitor for port * will monitor on port 80 and the custom tcp monitor with alias port 8009 on the additional custom service port.
No.# I can't see the actual IP address of the node, but regarding the provided screenshot, the second is offline which has been disabled (diamond black) and even enabling that particular node. That particular node will not be accepting any new connection so the correct would be the Option A if the last disabled node IP is 10.80.1.20.
The black circle health monitor status - A user has actively disabled an available object.
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