Describe the Order of How the Included Files Will Be Merged into the Running Configuration F5N1 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1. 1foundation · easy

   A `server` block includes a file that sets `client_max_body_size 20m;`. The `http` block sets `client_max_body_size 10m;`. What is the effective value for requests handled by this `server` block?

   • AIt causes a configuration error.
   • B`10m`
   • CIt depends on the order of the `include` directive in the `server` block.
   • D`20m`
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2. 2expert · hard

   An administrator has a main nginx.conf with an http block that includes 'include /etc/nginx/conf.d/*.conf;'. One of the included files contains a server block with 'listen 80 default_server;'. Another included file contains a server block with 'listen 80;'. What will be the result?

   • AThe first server block processed will be the default server.
   • BThe server block with 'default_server' will be the default server for port 80.
   • CThe configuration will fail to load because there are multiple server blocks on port 80.
   • DThe server block without 'default_server' will be the default server because it is processed later.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   An included file contains a `server` block that listens on port 8080. Another included file contains a `server` block that also listens on port 8080 but with a different `server_name`. How does NGINX handle these duplicate `server` blocks?

   • AIt keeps both `server` blocks and selects one based on the `server_name`.
   • BIt uses the first `server` block and ignores the second.
   • CIt uses the last `server` block and ignores the first.
   • DIt causes a configuration error.
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5. 4application · medium

   An NGINX configuration has an http block with 'client_max_body_size 10m;'. Inside the http block, there is an include that loads a file with a server block that sets 'client_max_body_size 20m;'. What will be the effective client_max_body_size for requests to that server?

   • A10m, because the http block setting takes precedence over the server block.
   • BBoth values will be used, with 10m for some requests and 20m for others.
   • C20m, because the server block setting overrides the http block setting for that server.
   • DThe configuration will fail to load because client_max_body_size is defined in both contexts.
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6. 5application · medium

   An NGINX configuration has an http block with 'gzip on;'. An included file in the http block contains a server block with 'gzip off;'. What will be the effective gzip setting for requests to that server?

   • AThe configuration will fail to load because gzip is defined in both contexts.
   • Boff, because the server block setting overrides the http block setting for that server.
   • CBoth settings will be applied, with gzip on for some requests and off for others.
   • Don, because the http block setting takes precedence.
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