Objective 2.09 Explain the Necessary Steps and Tools to Add a New LTM to a Sync Group 302 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–8

1. 6application · medium

   An administrator is adding a new LTM to an existing BIG-IP DNS sync group. The new device has been configured with a management IP and is reachable from the existing group members. The administrator has run bigip_add on the new device, specifying an existing member as the peer. The trust is established, but the new device is not yet a member of the sync group. What is the next step?

   • AAdd the new device to the sync group using the BIG-IP Configuration utility or tmsh on the existing primary device.
   • BRun bigip_add again on the new device, specifying a different existing member as the peer.
   • CConfigure a DNS listener on the new device before it can join the sync group.
   • DReboot the new device to force it to join the sync group.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   An administrator runs bigip_add on an existing sync group member instead of on the new LTM. What is the most likely outcome?

   • AThe existing member is removed from the sync group
   • BThe command creates a new sync group on the existing member
   • CThe command fails because the existing member is already in a sync group
   • DThe new LTM is added to the sync group successfully
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3. 8foundation · easy

   Which set of objects is essential to establish a functional BIG-IP DNS sync group?

   • AA device, a trust, and a sync group
   • BA pool, a virtual server, and a monitor
   • CA trust, a sync group, and a traffic group
   • DA data center, a server, and a wide IP
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