An administrator is looking at the BIG-IP Configuration utility. They see a virtual server that is 'Enabled' and 'green'. The pool associated with it has two members: one is 'Enabled' and 'green', the other is 'Disabled' and 'green'. What is the state of the disabled member?

Standby, because it is a backup

Inactive, because it is administratively disabled

An F5 administrator is comparing the operational characteristics of an active pool member and an inactive pool member. Which statement correctly describes a key difference between them?

An active member processes traffic, while an inactive member does not

An active member has a lower priority than an inactive member

An active member is always healthy, while an inactive member is always unhealthy

An active member is in the primary pool, while an inactive member is in a backup pool

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An administrator is looking at the BIG-IP Configuration utility. They see a virtual server that is 'Enabled' and 'green'. The pool associated with it has two members: one is 'Enabled' and 'green', the other is 'Disabled' and 'green'. What is the state of the disabled member?
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A BIG-IP has a virtual server with a primary pool and a backup pool. The primary pool has one member that is down. The backup pool has one member that is healthy and enabled. The administrator checks the virtual server status and sees it is 'green'. Which pool is actively processing traffic?
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18application · medium
An F5 administrator is comparing the operational characteristics of an active pool member and an inactive pool member. Which statement correctly describes a key difference between them?
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19application · medium
A BIG-IP has a virtual server with an HTTP profile and a TCP profile. The virtual server is processing HTTP traffic. Which ADC elements are actively involved in processing the traffic?
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20foundation · easy
A BIG-IP system has two virtual servers: VS1 is enabled and has active connections, while VS2 is enabled but has zero connections. Which element is actively processing traffic?
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An administrator is looking at the BIG-IP Configuration utility. They see a virtual server that is 'Enabled' and 'green'. The pool associated with it has two members: one is 'Enabled' and 'green', the other is 'Disabled' and 'green'. What is the state of the disabled member?

A BIG-IP has a virtual server with a primary pool and a backup pool. The primary pool has one member that is down. The backup pool has one member that is healthy and enabled. The administrator checks the virtual server status and sees it is 'green'. Which pool is actively processing traffic?

An F5 administrator is comparing the operational characteristics of an active pool member and an inactive pool member. Which statement correctly describes a key difference between them?

A BIG-IP has a virtual server with an HTTP profile and a TCP profile. The virtual server is processing HTTP traffic. Which ADC elements are actively involved in processing the traffic?

A BIG-IP system has two virtual servers: VS1 is enabled and has active connections, while VS2 is enabled but has zero connections. Which element is actively processing traffic?

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