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Selected Answers: A
Selected Answers: A
A. Drop VS
A Drop virtual server silently drops traffic—no response is sent to the client.
This is often used to block traffic from a specific IP or subnet. ✅
B. Block VS
“Block” is not an actual BIG-IP virtual server type. ❌
C. Reject VS
A Reject virtual server sends a TCP RST or ICMP unreachable to the client.
This actively informs the client that traffic is blocked. ❌ (less stealthy than Drop)
D. Standard VS
A standard virtual server forwards traffic to a pool; it doesn’t block traffic. ❌
Step 2: Apply the requirement
Requirement: block responses for one IP → we want traffic silently dropped.
✅ That is exactly what a Drop virtual server does.
✅ Answer:
A. Drop
What type of virtual server should be used to block responses for one IP in a subnet with a virtual server? (Choose one answer)
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