When configuring a Virtual Server to use an iRule with an HTTP_REQUEST event, which lists required steps in a proper order to create all necessary objects.

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B. create the Virtual Server, create required pools, create the iRule, edit the Virtual Server The standard workflow involves creating the Virtual Server initially, then defining its backend pools and the iRule logic. After these components are ready, the Virtual Server is edited to attach the specific iRule and associate it with the configured pools, allowing it to process HTTP requests as intended.

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A. create profiles, create the iRule, create required pools, create the Virtual Server While profiles are important, the most logical initial step for a Virtual Server is often its creation, followed by its dependencies, and then associating them.

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C. create a custom HTTP profile, create required pools, create the Virtual Server, create the iRule Creating the iRule after the Virtual Server, but before editing the Virtual Server to apply it, means the iRule isn't yet active; the list should reflect the complete association.

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D. create required pools, create a custom HTTP profile, create the iRule, create the Virtual Server Creating pools and profiles before the Virtual Server is acceptable, but the crucial final step of applying the iRule to the Virtual Server is missing or poorly placed.

When configuring a Virtual Server to use an iRule with an HTTP_REQUEST event, which lists required steps in a proper order to create all necessary objects.

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