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How can you reconfigure a deployed iApp to update objects?
The correct answer is B. By manually editing the iApp configuration in the BIG-IP Configuration Utility. Reconfiguring a deployed iApp is done through the BIG-IP Configuration Utility (the web GUI) by navigating to the iApp's Application Services, selecting it, and clicking "Reconfigure" - this launches the template wizard again, allowing you to modify parameters and redeploy the…
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How can you reconfigure a deployed iApp to update objects?
Options
- ABy deleting the iApp and redeploying it from scratch
- BBy manually editing the iApp configuration in the BIG-IP Configuration Utility
- CBy running the iApp deploy command from the BIG-IP command-line interface (CLI)
- DBy enabling strict updates in the iApp configuration settings
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B89% (25)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
Reconfiguring a deployed iApp is done through the BIG-IP Configuration Utility (the web GUI) by navigating to the iApp's Application Services, selecting it, and clicking "Reconfigure" - this launches the template wizard again, allowing you to modify parameters and redeploy the managed objects without losing your configuration baseline.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A - Deleting and redeploying is destructive and unnecessary; the reconfigure workflow exists specifically to avoid this.
- C - There is no dedicated "iApp deploy" CLI command for reconfiguration; the CLI is not the intended interface for this workflow.
- D - This is the reverse of helpful: enabling Strict Updates locks iApp-managed objects from manual edits, it does not provide a path to reconfigure them.
Memory tip: Think of the Configuration Utility as the iApp's "front door" - just as you entered through it to deploy, you return through it to reconfigure. Strict Updates is a guard, not a key.
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