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Where is connection mirroring configured?

The correct answer is D. It is an optional feature of each virtual server. Connection mirroring, which ensures that active connections persist after a failover, is configured as an optional feature on a per-virtual server basis.

Section 6: Configure High Availability

Question

Where is connection mirroring configured?

Options

  • AIt an option within a TCP profile.
  • BIt is an optional feature of each pool.
  • CIt is not configured; it is default behavior.
  • DIt is an optional feature of each virtual server.

How the community answered

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  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    89% (32)

Why each option

Connection mirroring, which ensures that active connections persist after a failover, is configured as an optional feature on a per-virtual server basis.

AIt an option within a TCP profile.

TCP profiles define connection properties but do not directly configure connection mirroring; mirroring is a virtual server property.

BIt is an optional feature of each pool.

Pools group members and define load balancing, but connection mirroring is not configured at the pool level; it is a virtual server attribute.

CIt is not configured; it is default behavior.

Connection mirroring is an optional feature that must be explicitly enabled per virtual server and is not a default behavior on BIG-IP systems.

DIt is an optional feature of each virtual server.Correct

Connection mirroring is enabled or disabled as an option within the configuration of a virtual server. When enabled for a virtual server, it ensures that connection state information is synchronized with the peer device, allowing active connections to persist through a failover event.

Concept tested: F5 BIG-IP connection mirroring configuration

Source: https://techdocs.f5.com/en-us/bigip-15-1-0/big-ip-system-administration/configuring-high-availability.html

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#connection mirroring#HA#virtual server configuration

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