Summarize the Use Case of a UCS Backup F5CAB4 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   An administrator needs to back up a BIG-IP device before a major reconfiguration. The administrator wants to ensure that the backup can be used to restore the device to its current state, including the licensed features and the SSL certificates used by the virtual servers. What should the administrator include in the backup?

   • AA UCS archive
   • BA backup of the /usr/share directory
   • CA backup of the /var/log/ltm file
   • DA backup of the /var/tmp directory
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2. 12expert · hard

   A company is required to retain backups of its BIG-IP devices for a period of five years for compliance purposes. The administrator needs to ensure that the backups can be restored even if the original hardware is no longer available. What should the administrator do?

   • AStore UCS archives on the device itself
   • BStore the UCS archives in a format that is not version-specific
   • CStore UCS archives off-box and periodically test restoration on current hardware
   • DStore only the configuration files, not the full UCS archive
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4. 13application · medium

   A network engineer is about to apply a hotfix to a BIG-IP device. The hotfix is known to modify core system files and configuration. The engineer wants to ensure that the device can be restored to its pre-hotfix state if the hotfix causes issues. What is the best practice before applying the hotfix?

   • ARecord the output of the tmsh show sys version command
   • BDisable automatic configuration sync with the HA peer
   • CSave the running configuration to the startup configuration
   • DCreate a UCS archive and store it on an external server
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5. 14foundation · easy

   What is the primary purpose of creating a UCS archive on a BIG-IP system?

   • ATo create a bootable image that can be deployed to new hardware without any additional steps
   • BTo store performance metrics and analytics for capacity planning
   • CTo provide a real-time log of all traffic passing through the BIG-IP for security auditing
   • DTo capture a complete backup of the BIG-IP configuration and system state for disaster recovery
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6. 15expert · hard

   An administrator is troubleshooting a configuration issue on a BIG-IP device. The administrator has made several changes and wants to revert to the configuration that was in place at the start of the day. The administrator has a UCS archive from the start of the day. What is the most appropriate action?

   • AReboot the device to clear the configuration changes
   • BRestore the UCS archive to revert to the start-of-day configuration
   • CLoad the configuration from the startup configuration
   • DUse the tmsh list command to manually revert the changes
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