Objective 2.08 Given a Scenario Configure a Deployment Using Auto-Discovery [behavior of Delete Versus No-Delete with Auto-Discovery, Compatibility with Translation, and Route Domains] 302 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   How does auto-discovery handle objects in different route domains?

   • AIt requires manual configuration for each route domain
   • BIt only discovers objects in the default route domain
   • CIt discovers objects across all route domains and associates them with the correct route domain
   • DIt merges all route domains into one
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2. 12application · medium

   A company has a BIG-IP DNS system that uses auto-discovery to manage records for servers that are behind a NAT. The NAT translates the private IP addresses of the servers to public IP addresses. The DNS administrator wants the discovered records to contain the public IP addresses so that external clients can reach the servers. What must be configured?

   • AConfigure the NAT device to not translate traffic from the discovery probe.
   • BEnable address translation on the auto-discovery configuration.
   • CDisable address translation on the auto-discovery configuration.
   • DUse a different discovery method that bypasses NAT.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   An administrator wants auto-discovery to remove objects that are no longer present in the network. Which setting should they use?

   • AEnable delete mode
   • BConfigure route domains
   • CEnable translation
   • DDisable delete mode
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5. 14foundation · easy

   What is the impact of SNAT on auto-discovered records?

   • ASNAT changes the source IP of the DNS query
   • BSNAT has no effect on auto-discovered records
   • CSNAT may cause the discovered address to be the translated address
   • DSNAT prevents auto-discovery from working
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6. 15application · medium

   An organization uses route domains to separate production and development environments. They want to use auto-discovery to manage DNS records for both environments, but they want to ensure that records from one environment do not appear in the other. What is the best way to achieve this?

   • ADisable auto-discovery and manually create records for each environment.
   • BConfigure a single auto-discovery job that covers both route domains.
   • CUse route domain 0 for both environments to simplify discovery.
   • DConfigure separate auto-discovery jobs for each route domain.
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