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How is persistence configured.
The correct answer is B. Persistence is a profile type; an appropriate profile is created and associated with virtual server.. On F5 BIG-IP, persistence is implemented as a dedicated profile type that is created independently and then attached to a virtual server, not as a pool or global setting.
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How is persistence configured.
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- APersistence is an option within each pool's definition.
- BPersistence is a profile type; an appropriate profile is created and associated with virtual server.
- CPersistence is a global setting; once enabled, loadbalancing choices are superceded by the
- DPersistence is an option for each pool member. When a pool is defined, each member's definition
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On F5 BIG-IP, persistence is implemented as a dedicated profile type that is created independently and then attached to a virtual server, not as a pool or global setting.
Persistence is not an option within a pool's definition on BIG-IP; pools define members and load balancing methods, while persistence is handled at the virtual server layer via profiles.
BIG-IP treats persistence as a profile - you create a persistence profile of the desired type (source address, cookie, SSL session ID, etc.) and associate it with a virtual server. This design keeps persistence configuration modular and reusable across multiple virtual servers.
Persistence is not a global setting on BIG-IP; it must be explicitly configured and attached per virtual server, so virtual servers without a persistence profile use only the load balancing algorithm.
Persistence is not configured per pool member; individual members do not hold persistence configuration - the persistence profile on the virtual server manages the mapping between clients and members.
Concept tested: F5 BIG-IP persistence profile configuration model
Source: https://techdocs.f5.com/en-us/bigip-17-1-0/big-ip-local-traffic-management-implementations/configuring-persistence.html
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