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Which three properties can be assigned to nodes. (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. ratio values C. health monitors D. connection limits. Nodes in a load balancing system can have ratio values for weighted distribution, health monitors to check their availability, and connection limits to manage their workload.
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Which three properties can be assigned to nodes. (Choose three.)
Options
- Aratio values
- Bpriority values
- Chealth monitors
- Dconnection limits
- Eloadbalancing mode
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(17 responses)- A88% (15)
- B6% (1)
- E6% (1)
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Nodes in a load balancing system can have ratio values for weighted distribution, health monitors to check their availability, and connection limits to manage their workload.
Ratio values can be assigned to nodes (specifically as pool members) to influence the proportion of traffic they receive relative to other nodes in a pool, allowing for weighted load distribution.
Priority values are typically assigned to pool members or priority groups within a pool, not directly to individual nodes themselves.
Health monitors are assigned to nodes or pool members to continuously check their operational status and availability, ensuring that traffic is only sent to healthy and responsive backend servers.
Connection limits can be set on nodes or pool members to cap the maximum number of active connections they handle, preventing overload and ensuring consistent performance.
The load balancing mode or method is configured at the pool level, dictating how traffic is distributed across all pool members, not as a property of an individual node.
Concept tested: Node and pool member properties
Source: https://techdocs.f5.com/en-us/bigip-15-0-0/big-ip-local-traffic-management-basics/understanding-pool-members-nodes-and-monitors.html
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