Apply Load Balancing Methods CCA-APPDS-TRAFFIC-MANAGEMENT Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   Why might an administrator choose the combined source IP and destination IP hash method over source IP hash alone?

   • ATo provide more consistent mapping when clients access multiple destination IPs.
   • BTo reduce bandwidth usage.
   • CTo improve server response time.
   • DTo enable cookie-based persistence.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   What address does the destination IP hash method use to determine server selection?

   • AThe IP address of the DNS server.
   • BThe MAC address of the server.
   • CThe destination IP address of the packet.
   • DThe source IP address of the client.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   What does the least packets load balancing method measure to select a server?

   • AThe number of active TCP connections on the server.
   • BThe server's response time to health checks.
   • CThe number of packets transmitted and received by the server.
   • DThe total bandwidth used by the server.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   What is a benefit of using the URL hash method?

   • AIt provides consistent mapping of the same URL to the same server.
   • BIt selects the server with the lowest bandwidth usage.
   • CIt automatically adjusts to server load.
   • DIt ensures that all servers receive an equal number of requests.
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6. 5foundation · easy

   When might an administrator prefer the domain hash method over the URL hash method?

   • AWhen they want to distribute traffic evenly regardless of domain.
   • BWhen they want to use cookies for session persistence.
   • CWhen they want to balance based on server response time.
   • DWhen they want all requests for a specific domain to be sent to the same server, regardless of the full URL.
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