-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -Refer to the exhibit. A user is unable to access an application. What is the root cause of the problem?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting a virtual server. Both the virtual server and the pool are showing blue squares for their statuses, and new clients report receiving "The connection was reset" through their browsers. Connections directly to the pool member are successful. What is the issue?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting an HTTP monitor that is marking a pool member as down. Connecting to the pool member directly through a browser shows the application is up and functioning correctly. ltm monitor http http_mon { defaults-from http destination *:* interval 5 recv "200 OK" send "GET /\\r\\n" time-until-up 0 timeout 16 } What is the issue?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- Which step should an LTM Specialist take to utilize AVR?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- A user is unable to access an HTTP application via a virtual server. What is the cause of the failure?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- A failover has just occured on BIG-IP1. BIG-IP2 is now active and manages traffic as expected. Both Bigip's are set with a gateway failsafe to check the reachability of the main border router. Switches have performed as expected. Where should the LTM Specialist check for potential issues?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- The decoded TCPDump capture is a trace of a failing health monitor. The health monitor is sending the string shown in the capture; however, the server response is NOT as expected. The receive string is set to 'SERVER IS UP'. What is the solution?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting an issue with a new virtual server. When connecting through the virtual server, clients receive the message "The connection was reset" in the browser. Connections directly to the pool member show the application is functioning correctly. What is the issue?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is performing an HTTP trace on the client side of the LTM device and notices there are many undesired headers being sent by the server in the response. The LTM Specialist wants to remove all response headers except "Set-Cookie" and "Location." How should the LTM Specialist modify the HTTP profile to remove undesired headers from the HTTP response?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- Refer to the exhibits. Every monitor has the same Send String, Recv String, and an Alias of *:*. The LTM Specialist simplifies the configuration to minimize the number of monitors. How many unique monitors remain?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- Refer to the exhibits. When observing the AVR statistics for the HTTPS_VS, an LTM Specialist realizes that HTTP status codes are NOT being recorded. How should the LTM Specialist modify the configuration to record the HTTP status codes?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- Refer to the exhibits. How should the LTM Specialist minimize the configuration?

-- Exhibit -- -- Exhibit -- A company uses a complex piece of client software that connects to one or more virtual servers (VS) hosted on an LTM device. The client software is experiencing issues. An LTM Specialist must determine the cause of the problem. The LTM Specialist has the tcpdump extract. The client loses connection with the LTM device. Where is the reset originating?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist sets up AVR alerts and notifications for a specific virtual server if the server latency exceeds 50ms. The LTM Specialist simulates a fault so that the server latency is consistently exceeding the 50ms threshold; however, no alerts are being received. Which configuration should the LTM Specialist modify to achieve the expected results?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting an issue with SSL and is receiving the error shown when connecting to the virtual server. When connecting directly to the pool member, clients do NOT receive this message, and the application functions correctly. The LTM Specialist exports the appropriate certificate and key from the pool member and imports them into the LTM device. The LTM Specialist then creates the Client SSL profile and associates it with the virtual server. What is the i

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- A user is unable to access a secure application via a virtual server. What is the cause of the issue?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting a new HTTP monitor on a pool. The pool member is functioning correctly when accessed directly through a browser. However, the monitor is marking the member as down. The LTM Specialist captures the monitor traffic via tcpdump. What is the issue?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- An LTM Specialist is troubleshooting a new HTTP monitor on a pool. The pool member is functioning correctly when accessed directly through a browser, although the monitor is marking the member as down. As part of the troubleshooting, the LTM Specialist has captured the monitor traffic via tcpdump. How should the LTM Specialist resolve this issue?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- Refer to the exhibits. Which URL on which server is causing the highest latency for users?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -Refer to the exhibit. Users report that a web application works incorrectly. Sometimes contextual data displayed on the web pages is accurate; other times it is inaccurate. The LTM administrator looks at the connection table with a filter on one of the client IP addresses currently connected using the command "tmsh show sys connection cs-client-addr 10.0.20.1" with the following results: 10.0.20.1:60048 10.0.20.88:80 10.0.20.1:60048 172.16.20.1:80 tcp 3 (tmm: 0) 10.0.20.1:60050 10

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- A pair of LTM devices are deployed in a high-availability (HA) pair as the diagram shows. After inserting a new rule on the firewalls, the LTM devices become Standby. The rule drops all outbound sessions to the Internet. Only inbound connections are allowed from the Internet. There are no other changes to the environment. What triggered the LTM device failover?

-- Exhibit -- -- Exhibit -- A company uses a complex piece of client software that connects to one or more virtual servers (VS) hosted on an LTM device. The client software is experiencing issues. An LTM Specialist must determine the cause of the problem. The LTM Specialist is seeing a client source IP of 168.210.232.5 in the tcpdump. However, the client source IP is actually 10.123.17.12. Why does the IP address of 10.123.17.12 fail to appear in the tcpdump?

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- Refer to the exhibits. A virtual server has been configured for SSL offload on a single-arm network. On average, the virtual server will be handling 100,000 connections, with a peak of 130,000 connections. Between the virtual server and the web servers there is a single reverse proxy to provide site caching. The proxy is configured to perform source IP persistence before contacting the web servers. The site is logging users out immediately after logging them in. What should the

-- Exhibit – -- Exhibit -- A virtual server is set up on an LTM device as follows: Virtual server address 78.24.213.79 Default Persistence ProfilE. source_addr, 600s. Pool NamE. Pool1 Pool Members: 10.72.250.52:80 and 10.72.250.60:80 (both on Internal Vlan) There are several current connections to the virtual server, and pool member 10.72.250.52:80 has been set to a "Disabled" state. A tcpdump on the Internal Vlan shows traffic going to 10.72.250.52:80. How soon after the persistence table query was run c