Question 1

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A client attempts to connect from a Google Chrome browser to a virtual server on a BIG-IP LTM. The virtual

server is SSL Offloaded. When the client connects, the client receives an SSL error. The client receives the

same errors when trying Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers.

The LTM Specialist does an ssldump on the virtual server and receives the results as per the exhibit.

How should this be resolved?

Options :

A : Set the virtual server to listen on port 443 (HTTPS).

B :

Upgrade the client to support the appropriate SSL cipher suite.

C :

Select the appropriate "SSL Profile (Client)" in the virtual server settings.

D :

Adjust the SSL key length in the SSL profile to match the minimum required by the client.

Answer: C

Question 2

An application owner claims an LTM device is delaying delivery of an HTTP application. The LTM device has

two VLANs, an internal and an external. The application servers reside on the internal VLAN. The virtual server

and clients reside on the external VLAN.

With appropriate filters applied, which solution is most efficient for obtaining packet captures in order to

investigate the claim of delayed delivery?

Options :

A : one capture on interface 0.0

B : one capture on the internal interface

C : one capture on the external interface

D : one capture on the management interface

Answer: A

Question 3

An LTM Specialist has set up a custom SNMP alert.

Which command line tool should the LTM Specialist use to test the alert?

Options :

A : logger

B : logtest

C : testlog

D : snmptest

Answer: A

Question 4

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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?

Options :

A :

Enter the desired header names in the 'Request Header Insert' field.

B : Enter the undesired header names in the 'Request Header Erase' field.

C : Enter the undesired header names in the 'Response Header Erase' field.

D :

Enter the desired header names in the 'Response Headers Allowed' field.

Answer: D

Question 5

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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?

Options :

A :

The GET request Host header field requires a host name.

B : Incorrect syntax in send string. 'HTTP/1.1' should be 'HTTP1.1'.

C : The /test_page.html does NOT exist on the web server and should be added.

D :

Incorrect syntax in send string. 'Connection: Close' should be 'Connection: Open'.

Answer: C

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