Identify Traffic Diverted Due to Status of Traffic Objects (vs, Pool, Pool Member) F5CAB2 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   A pool member is manually disabled by an administrator. How does the BIG-IP handle new connections that would normally be load-balanced to that member?

   • ANew connections are rejected with a TCP reset.
   • BNew connections are still sent to the member, but at a reduced rate.
   • CNew connections are queued until the member is re-enabled.
   • DNew connections are sent to other available members in the pool.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   When a pool is marked 'down', what happens to traffic sent to a virtual server that references this pool?

   • AThe virtual server returns an error or resets the connection because no pool members are available.
   • BTraffic is automatically diverted to a different virtual server.
   • CTraffic is sent to the pool's default persistence profile.
   • DTraffic is still sent to the pool, but only to the first member in the list.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   A pool has three members: two are up and one is down. What is the availability status of the pool?

   • APartial
   • BUnknown
   • CDown
   • DAvailable
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5. 4foundation · easy

   Which virtual server state causes the BIG-IP to stop sending new traffic to the virtual server's address, but leaves the virtual server definition intact for administrative purposes?

   • AForced offline
   • BDisabled
   • CUnavailable
   • DEnabled
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6. 5foundation · easy

   An administrator disables a virtual server. What is the expected traffic behavior?

   • AThe virtual server redirects all traffic to a different virtual server.
   • BThe virtual server stops accepting new connections, but existing connections continue until they close.
   • CThe virtual server immediately terminates all existing connections and stops accepting new ones.
   • DThe virtual server continues to accept new connections but stops sending traffic to pool members.
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