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101 Question #358: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: A fallback option. A new F5 APM access policy created in the Visual Policy Editor is pre-populated with three default elements: a Start box as the entry point, a Deny End box as the terminal action, and a fallback branch connecting them.
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Question
When an administrator creates a new access policy in the Visual Policy Editor, which three options are included by default? (Choose three.)
Options
- AA fallback option
- BAn Allow Ad box
- CA Deny End box
- DAn empty Resource Assign item
- EA Start box
- FA Block All option
Explanation
A new F5 APM access policy created in the Visual Policy Editor is pre-populated with three default elements: a Start box as the entry point, a Deny End box as the terminal action, and a fallback branch connecting them.
Common mistakes.
- B. An Allow End box is not included by default; it must be explicitly added by the administrator to terminate a successful authentication or inspection branch.
- D. An empty Resource Assign item is not part of the default policy structure; administrators must manually add this action when they need to assign specific network resources or webtops to authenticated users.
- F. A Block All option is not a standard VPE element; access denial is handled by the Deny End box, which serves this purpose on the default fallback path.
Concept tested. F5 APM Visual Policy Editor default policy structure
Topics
#APM#Visual Policy Editor#access policy#policy defaults
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