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BIG-IP Administration Data Plane Concepts (F5CAB2) - Question #14 Discussion
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Anonymous User
9 months ago
Selected: B
Explanation
Even though all pool members are disabled, users may still be able to reach them if a persistence profile is applied to the Virtual Server.
Here’s why:
Persistence (such as cookie or source address persistence) allows existing client sessions to continue being sent to the same pool member.
Disabling pool members prevents new connections, but existing persistent connections can still be honored.
As a result, users with an active persistence record can continue to reach the pool members.
Even though all pool members are disabled, users may still be able to reach them if a persistence profile is applied to the Virtual Server.
Here’s why:
Persistence (such as cookie or source address persistence) allows existing client sessions to continue being sent to the same pool member.
Disabling pool members prevents new connections, but existing persistent connections can still be honored.
As a result, users with an active persistence record can continue to reach the pool members.
The BIG-IP Administrator disable all pool members in a pool Users are still able to reach the pool members. What is allowing users to continue to reach the disabled pool members? (Choose one answer)
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