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BIG-IP Administration Support and Troubleshooting (F5CAB5) - Question #25 Discussion
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Steven Knight
7 months ago
Selected: C
Since Auto Failback is enabled, BIGIP-D will come out of standby and become active once BIGIP-B reboots.
Anonymous User
3 months ago
Selected: B
When BIGIP-B goes down:
BIGIP-D is skipped because it is Forced Offline/Standby.
The next available device in the HA order is BIGIP-C, which becomes active.
When BIGIP-B finishes rebooting:
Because auto failback is enabled, the traffic group automatically moves back to the highest-priority available device according to the HA order.
BIGIP-D is still forced to standby, so it is not eligible.
The next highest-priority available device is BIGIP-B.
BIGIP-D is skipped because it is Forced Offline/Standby.
The next available device in the HA order is BIGIP-C, which becomes active.
When BIGIP-B finishes rebooting:
Because auto failback is enabled, the traffic group automatically moves back to the highest-priority available device according to the HA order.
BIGIP-D is still forced to standby, so it is not eligible.
The next highest-priority available device is BIGIP-B.
Anonymous User
3 months ago
Selected: B
When BIGIP-B goes down:
BIGIP-D is skipped because it is Forced Offline/Standby.
The next available device in the HA order is BIGIP-C, which becomes active.
When BIGIP-B finishes rebooting:
Because auto failback is enabled, the traffic group automatically moves back to the highest-priority available device according to the HA order.
BIGIP-D is still forced to standby, so it is not eligible.
The next highest-priority available device is BIGIP-B.
BIGIP-D is skipped because it is Forced Offline/Standby.
The next available device in the HA order is BIGIP-C, which becomes active.
When BIGIP-B finishes rebooting:
Because auto failback is enabled, the traffic group automatically moves back to the highest-priority available device according to the HA order.
BIGIP-D is still forced to standby, so it is not eligible.
The next highest-priority available device is BIGIP-B.
Anonymous User
3 months ago
Selected: B
When BIGIP-B goes down:
BIGIP-D is skipped because it is Forced Offline/Standby.
The next available device in the HA order is BIGIP-C, which becomes active.
When BIGIP-B finishes rebooting:
Because auto failback is enabled, the traffic group automatically moves back to the highest-priority available device according to the HA order.
BIGIP-D is still forced to standby, so it is not eligible.
The next highest-priority available device is BIGIP-B.
BIGIP-D is skipped because it is Forced Offline/Standby.
The next available device in the HA order is BIGIP-C, which becomes active.
When BIGIP-B finishes rebooting:
Because auto failback is enabled, the traffic group automatically moves back to the highest-priority available device according to the HA order.
BIGIP-D is still forced to standby, so it is not eligible.
The next highest-priority available device is BIGIP-B.
A traffic group includes four devices. The failover method is HA order. The failover order is: BIGIP-D BIGIP-B BIGIP-C BIGIP-A Auto failback is enabled. BIGIP-D has been forced to standby. BIGIP-B was active before being rebooted. Which device is active when BIGIP-B is up after the reboot?. (Choose one answer)
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