Configure the Metric Exchange Protocol CCA-APPDS-TRAFFIC-MANAGEMENT Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   In a GSLB configuration, when would an administrator typically enable metric exchange?

   • AWhen the administrator wants to reduce network traffic between sites
   • BWhen the administrator wants to disable GSLB for a site
   • CWhen sites are in different geographic regions and need to share load information
   • DWhen all sites are in the same data center and use the same ISP
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2. 2foundation · easy

   Which type of information is typically exchanged by the metric exchange protocol in a GSLB setup?

   • AUser credentials and session tokens
   • BDNS zone transfer data
   • CSSL certificate details for virtual servers
   • DService health and load metrics
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4. 3foundation · easy

   What does a successful metric exchange verification typically indicate?

   • AThat all virtual servers are up and running
   • BThat GSLB sites are receiving updated metrics from each other
   • CThat DNS records are correctly configured
   • DThat the GSLB configuration is synchronized across sites
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5. 4application · medium

   A company has two GSLB sites. The administrator has been asked to ensure that the sites do not exchange metrics with each other, as the company is moving to a different GSLB solution and wants to stop the current protocol's traffic. The administrator needs to make this change with minimal impact on the existing GSLB configuration. What should the administrator do?

   • ASet the GSLB virtual servers to 'down'.
   • BRemove the GSLB site entries from the configuration.
   • CChange the metric exchange interval to the maximum value.
   • DDisable metric exchange on both GSLB sites.
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6. 5application · medium

   A company has two GSLB sites. The administrator is troubleshooting a GSLB issue where traffic is not being routed to the site with the least load. The administrator has verified that metric exchange is enabled. What should the administrator check next to determine if the metric exchange is providing the expected information?

   • ACheck the metric exchange status and the last exchange timestamp on both sites.
   • BCheck the network connectivity between the two sites.
   • CCheck the GSLB virtual server's load-balancing method.
   • DCheck the DNS records for the GSLB domain.
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