Which security mode. functions by defining what traffic is allowed and rejecting all other traffic?

• A.role-based access control mode!
• B.negative security model
• C.context-based access control mode!
• D.positive security model

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GTM solves which three of these standard DNS limitations?

• A.It can verify that a host is available before resolving a host name for a client
• B.It can use HTTPS for the connection between itself and the client
• C.It can ensure that clients remain at the same data center for stateful applications
• D.It can verify that a client does not have any viruses before sending the IP address
• E.It has more complex load balancing methods

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When implementing Data Guard, BIG-IP ASM scans for suspicious patterns in? (Choose two.)

• A.Specific client requests
• B.All client requests
• C.Specific server responses
• D.All server responses

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Since F5 built GTM on the TMOS platform it can exist on the same BIGIP device as LTM:

• A.True
• B.False

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A BIG-IP has two SNATs, a pool of DNS servers and a virtual server configured to load balance UDP traffic to the DNS servers. One SNAT's address is 64.100.130.10; this SNAT is defined for all addresses. The second SNAT's address is 64.100.130.20; this SNAT is defined for three specific addresses, 172.16.3.54, 172.16.3.55, and 172.16.3.56. The virtual server's destination is 64.100.130.30:53. The SNATs and virtual server have default VLAN associations. If a client with IP address 172.16.3.55 initiates a request to the virtual server, what is the source IP address of the packet as it reaches the chosen DNS server?

• A.64.100.130.10
• B.64.100.130.20
• C.172.16.3.55
• D.64.100.130.30

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