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201 · Question #252
201 Question #252: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is D. 300 seconds after the last packet. The persistence record will remain in the table for 300 seconds, with the timer resetting after each new packet, effectively acting as an idle timeout.
Section 2: Configure Load Balancing Features
Question
Refer to the exhibit. How long will the persistence record remain in the table?
Exhibit
Options
- A180 seconds after the last packet
- B180 seconds after the initial table entry
- C300 seconds after the initial table entry
- D300 seconds after the last packet
Explanation
The persistence record will remain in the table for 300 seconds, with the timer resetting after each new packet, effectively acting as an idle timeout.
Common mistakes.
- A. This choice suggests a 180-second idle timeout, which contradicts the assumed 300-second timeout value implied by the correct answer for the persistence record.
- B. This implies a 180-second absolute timeout from the initial entry, which is a different timeout mechanism and value than the idle timeout and duration inferred from the correct answer.
- C. This implies a 300-second absolute timeout from the initial entry, which is a different timeout mechanism than the idle timeout typically used for maintaining active session persistence.
Concept tested. F5 BIG-IP persistence profile timeout
Topics
#Persistence#Persistence table#Timeout#Configuration
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