An administrator runs 'show sys provision' and sees the following output for the 'ltm' module: 'level: nominal'. What does this output indicate?

LTM is provisioned at the nominal level.

LTM is provisioned but not licensed.

LTM is licensed but not provisioned.

Which of the following correctly describes the difference between a module that is 'licensed' and one that is 'provisioned'?

Licensed means the module is free; provisioned means it requires a license.

Licensed and provisioned are synonyms and can be used interchangeably.

Licensed means the module is active; provisioned means it is installed but not active.

Licensed means the right to use the module; provisioned means the module is enabled and configured to run.

An administrator is reviewing the System > Resource Provisioning page and notices that the 'ltm' module is listed as 'nominal', but the 'gtm' module is listed as 'none'. The administrator needs to use GTM for global server load balancing. What should the administrator do?

Provision the GTM module to a level such as 'nominal'.

Check the GTM configuration for errors.

An administrator runs 'show sys provision' in TMSH. What information is displayed in the output?

The current traffic statistics for each module.

The IP addresses and network configuration of the BIG-IP system.

The list of installed software versions and their release dates.

The list of provisioned modules along with their provisioning levels and license status.

In the Configuration utility, where can an administrator locate the list of provisioned modules?

Local Traffic > Virtual Servers

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Domain 5Objective 1

Show Provisioned Modules F5CAB1 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Identify which modules are licensed and/or provisioned domain, which makes up ~14% of our current practice bank. F5 does not publish an official question count, but from its 30-minute exam (~10–20 total, ~1–3 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 20 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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16application · medium
An administrator runs 'show sys provision' and sees the following output for the 'ltm' module: 'level: nominal'. What does this output indicate?
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17foundation · medium
Which of the following correctly describes the difference between a module that is 'licensed' and one that is 'provisioned'?
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18expert · hard
An administrator is reviewing the System > Resource Provisioning page and notices that the 'ltm' module is listed as 'nominal', but the 'gtm' module is listed as 'none'. The administrator needs to use GTM for global server load balancing. What should the administrator do?
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19foundation · medium
An administrator runs 'show sys provision' in TMSH. What information is displayed in the output?
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20foundation · medium
In the Configuration utility, where can an administrator locate the list of provisioned modules?
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