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A Citrix Administrator executed the following command in the Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) environment: set gslb site SiteB -triggerMonitor MEPDOWN What will be the effect of this command to…
The correct answer is B. The service monitor is invoked only when Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP) has marked the. The triggerMonitor parameter specifies the conditions under which the service monitor is invoked. The possible values are: ALWAYS: The service monitor is always invoked. MEPDOWN: The service monitor is invoked only when Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP) has marked the service as…
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A Citrix Administrator executed the following command in the Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) environment:
set gslb site SiteB –triggerMonitor MEPDOWN What will be the effect of this command to the default service monitoring behavior on the remote site?
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- AThe service monitor will take precedence over Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP)
- BThe service monitor is invoked only when Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP) has marked the
- CThe state of the GSLB service will always be controlled by Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP).
- DThe service monitor is invoked only when Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP) connectivity has been
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- B84% (32)
- C8% (3)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The triggerMonitor parameter specifies the conditions under which the service monitor is invoked. The possible values are: ALWAYS: The service monitor is always invoked. MEPDOWN: The service monitor is invoked only when Metric Exchange Protocol (MEP) has marked the service as DOWN for any reason. MEPSUSPECT: The service monitor is invoked only when MEP has marked the service as NONE: The service monitor is never invoked. Therefore, the command set gslb site SiteB -triggerMonitor MEPDOWN will set the triggerMonitor value to MEPDOWN for SiteB, which means the service monitor is invoked only when MEP has marked the service as DOWN for any reason.
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