An administrator is troubleshooting a licensing discrepancy on a BIG-IP device. The TMUI shows that the Application Security Manager (ASM) module is licensed, but the /config/bigip.license file does not list ASM. The administrator needs to determine the actual licensing status. Which action should the administrator take first?

Restart the BIG-IP services to refresh the license cache

Re-license the device with the ASM module

Run tmsh show sys license to get the authoritative CLI view

Ignore the TMUI and trust the license file

An administrator has checked the licensed modules via CLI, config files, and TMUI. What is the primary reason for cross-referencing this information?

To ensure the licensing information is consistent and accurate across all interfaces

To identify the software version of each module

To check for available module upgrades

To determine which modules are currently in use

When comparing licensing information from CLI, config files, and TMUI, what should an administrator do if a discrepancy is found?

Investigate the discrepancy to determine the correct licensing state

Immediately reactivate the license

Reboot the system to refresh the licensing information

Ignore the discrepancy as it is likely a display error

An administrator is auditing a BIG-IP device and finds that the TMUI shows the ASM module as licensed, but the /config/bigip.license file does not list ASM. The administrator runs tmsh show sys license and it also does not list ASM. What should the administrator conclude?

The ASM module is actually licensed but not reported

The TMUI is displaying stale or cached information

The CLI is not reliable for licensing checks

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Domain 3Objective 5

TMUI F5CAB1 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Explain the processes of licensing, license reactivation, and license modification domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank. F5 does not publish an official question count, but from its 30-minute exam (~10–20 total, ~2–3 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 8 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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1application · medium
An administrator is troubleshooting a licensing discrepancy. The TMUI shows that the Access Policy Manager (APM) module is licensed, but the administrator suspects the CLI might show different information. Which CLI command should the administrator run to compare with the TMUI?
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2expert · hard
An administrator is troubleshooting a licensing discrepancy on a BIG-IP device. The TMUI shows that the Application Security Manager (ASM) module is licensed, but the /config/bigip.license file does not list ASM. The administrator needs to determine the actual licensing status. Which action should the administrator take first?
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3foundation · easy
An administrator has checked the licensed modules via CLI, config files, and TMUI. What is the primary reason for cross-referencing this information?
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4foundation · easy
When comparing licensing information from CLI, config files, and TMUI, what should an administrator do if a discrepancy is found?
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5expert · hard
An administrator is auditing a BIG-IP device and finds that the TMUI shows the ASM module as licensed, but the /config/bigip.license file does not list ASM. The administrator runs tmsh show sys license and it also does not list ASM. What should the administrator conclude?
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Report Modules Which Are Licensed for CLI/config/TMUI F5CAB1 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

An administrator is troubleshooting a licensing discrepancy. The TMUI shows that the Access Policy Manager (APM) module is licensed, but the administrator suspects the CLI might show different information. Which CLI command should the administrator run to compare with the TMUI?

An administrator has checked the licensed modules via CLI, config files, and TMUI. What is the primary reason for cross-referencing this information?

When comparing licensing information from CLI, config files, and TMUI, what should an administrator do if a discrepancy is found?

An administrator is auditing a BIG-IP device and finds that the TMUI shows the ASM module as licensed, but the /config/bigip.license file does not list ASM. The administrator runs tmsh show sys license and it also does not list ASM. What should the administrator conclude?

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