F5 BIG-IP GTM v10.x - F50-533 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System to choose the optimal method for each name resolution. B. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System to rotate between the three methods so that no one method is used too often. C. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System to use all three methods simultaneously. D. Specifying three methods allows the GTM System alternate methods if insufficient data is available for other methods.

A. through Wide-IP processing and may process it through BIND processing B. either through Wide-IP processing or BIND processing C. through Wide-IP processing and BIND processing andchoose the best answer between the two D. through BIND processing and may process it through Wide-IP processing

A. GTM Systems can monitor a Generic Host Server but cannot cause a Generic Host Server to act as a Statistics Collection Server. B. GTM Systems cannot provide path metrics for Virtual Servers managed by a Generic Host Server. C. GTM Systems can initiate a big3d agent on Generic Host Servers. D. GTM Systems can monitor a Generic Host Server and can cause a Generic Host Server to act as a Statistics Collection Server.

A. to prevent probing of specific local DNSs B. to prevent name resolution for requests from specific local DNSs C. to prevent probing of any local DNS servers by specific F5 devices D. to prevent name resolution to specific Virtual Servers

A. The primary benefit is in combining probing metrics. Load balancing decisions can be made more intelligently. B. The primary benefit is in assigning a single IP address to identify a Data Center. C. The primary benefit is administrative. It is easier to remember to add servers when they are categorized by a physical location. D. The primary benefit is in load balancing. Clients will not be directed to Data Centers that are separated from them by great distances.