Identify Traffic Diverted Due to Persistence F5CAB2 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   A BIG-IP virtual server uses source address persistence. A client at 198.51.100.20 sends a request. The BIG-IP checks for a persistence record and finds none. What will the BIG-IP do?

   • ADrop the request because no persistence record exists
   • BSelect a pool member using the load balancing algorithm and create a persistence record
   • CWait for the client to send a cookie before processing the request
   • DSend the request to a default pool member
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2. 2foundation · easy

   How does the BIG-IP handle a new client session that has no persistence record?

   • AIt rejects the request because no persistence record exists
   • BIt uses the load-balancing algorithm to select a pool member and creates a new persistence record
   • CIt sends the request to the first pool member in the pool
   • DIt creates a persistence record before selecting a pool member
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4. 3foundation · easy

   Which persistence type is most appropriate for HTTPS traffic when you want to avoid inserting cookies?

   • ASSL session ID persistence
   • BUniversal persistence
   • CSource address persistence
   • DCookie persistence
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5. 4foundation · easy

   When a new client session is load-balanced, what triggers the creation of a persistence record?

   • AThe pool member's health check success
   • BThe completion of the load-balancing decision that selects a pool member
   • CThe expiration of the previous persistence record
   • DThe client's first HTTP request
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6. 5foundation · easy

   Where is persistence record information stored on a BIG-IP system?

   • AIn the DNS server's cache
   • BIn the persistence table maintained by the BIG-IP system
   • CIn the pool member's application logs
   • DIn the client's browser cookies
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