Show Currently Configured Boot Location F5CAB1 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–18

1. 16foundation · easy

   When you run `tmsh show sys boot`, the output includes 'Images: HD1.1'. What does 'HD1.1' represent?

   • AThe hostname and boot order.
   • BThe IP address and subnet mask of the management interface.
   • CThe hard drive model and firmware version.
   • DThe volume (HD1) and the image index (1) on that volume.
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2. 17application · medium

   A BIG-IP device has two software volumes: HD1.1 running version 15.1.0 and HD1.2 running version 16.1.0. The administrator wants to ensure that after the next reboot, the device runs version 16.1.0. The administrator currently sees 'Boot Location: HD1.1'. What is the most direct way to achieve this?

   • AChange the boot location to HD1.2 and then reboot the device.
   • BUninstall version 15.1.0 from HD1.1 to force the device to boot from HD1.2.
   • CReboot the device; it will automatically select the newest version.
   • DRun 'tmsh load sys config' to update the boot location.
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3. 18expert · hard

   A BIG-IP device is experiencing boot issues. The administrator suspects the boot location is set to a volume that does not contain a valid image. The administrator has console access but cannot access the web UI or SSH. Which method should the administrator use to view the current boot location?

   • AUse the network to access the web UI, even though SSH is not available.
   • BUse the LCD panel on the front of the device to view the boot location.
   • CUse the serial console to access the BIOS and view the boot location there.
   • DUse the console to access the BIG-IP command line and run 'tmsh show sys software boot-location'.
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