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No.# The correct answer is Option B: False

SRV (Service) record does not define an "Alias Service name." Instead, it defines the location of a specific service using a standardized format

No.# The correct steps of configuration are the following:
DNS > Settings > GSLB > General

No.# The correct answer is Option A only

When you generate a Commit ID (for example, through a UCS restore or direct configuration change) on a GTM device, the system uses that Commit ID to determine which configuration is the most current among its peers. If the device is part of a GTM synchronization group, BIG-IP GTM will synchronize that updated configuration only to other GTM systems in the same sync group.

There is no mechanism in F5 GTM that pushes configuration to “third-party systems” (external devices not in the GTM sync group) just because a Commit ID was generated.

That behavior only applies inside a GTM sync group — other F5 GTM systems that share the same group name and sync settings.

No.# The core idea:

When BIG-IP DNS communicates with another BIG-IP over public IPs (without NAT/firewalls), how many IPs does it need in its server object configuration?


Server Objects in BIG-IP DNS represent other BIG-IP systems it will communicate with via iQuery (TCP 4353)


When BIG-IP DNS and remote BIG-IP systems use public IP addresses, the BIG-IP DNS system requires only a single IP address for the server object's Address option.

However, when BIG-IP DNS and remote BIG-IP systems reside behind a firewall and use private IP addresses, The BIG-IP DNS system requires two mapped IP addresses for the server object's Address (external/public address) and Translation (internal/private address) options.

Reference:
https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K14707

No.# The correct answer is Option B

DNS Express is F5’s high-performance, in-memory authoritative DNS engine for serving zones (typically loaded via zone transfers). It’s not “full BIND.” F5 BIG-IP can still have a separate local BIND instance for traditional zone serving/config, but DNS Express itself is a different engine.

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