Objective 2.15 Determine Appropriate Access Methods (e.g., Network, Portal, Application, LTM+APM) to Meet Requirements 304 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1. 1expert · hard

   A financial firm has a web application that must be highly available and accessed only by authenticated employees from the internet. The application is deployed across multiple servers. The firm wants to enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) and also distribute traffic evenly across the servers. Which solution best meets these combined requirements?

   • ADeploy an LTM virtual server for load balancing and attach an APM access policy for MFA
   • BUse APM alone with a network access profile to route all employee traffic to the application
   • CUse an LTM virtual server with a standard persistence profile and no APM
   • DConfigure a portal access profile on a standalone APM virtual server
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2. 2expert · hard

   A multinational company has a custom ERP application that is accessed by employees from both the corporate office and remote locations. The ERP must be highly available, and remote access must be secured with multi-factor authentication. The company also wants to ensure that all ERP traffic from remote users is encrypted and inspected. Which combination of access methods and configurations best meets these requirements?

   • APortal access with a webtop link to the ERP, relying on HTTPS for encryption
   • BApplication access publishing the ERP as a remote desktop application
   • CLTM+APM integration with a network access profile using full tunnel for remote users
   • DNetwork access with split tunnel, using client-side encryption for ERP traffic
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4. 3foundation · easy

   What is the primary benefit of combining LTM and APM in a single configuration?

   • AIt eliminates the need for a separate firewall.
   • BIt simplifies configuration by using a single access profile for all access methods.
   • CIt provides a single solution for both network and application access.
   • DIt allows for both advanced traffic management and granular access control on the same virtual server.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   An organization needs to provide remote users with access to a legacy client-server application that is not web-based. The users are on managed Windows laptops. Which access method is most appropriate?

   • APortal access
   • BNetwork access
   • CLTM+APM
   • DApplication access
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6. 5foundation · easy

   An administrator needs to provide remote users with access to a web-based application that is published on a webtop. Which access method is most appropriate for this requirement?

   • ANetwork access
   • BPortal access
   • CApplication access
   • DLTM+APM
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