5V0-43.21 · Question #26
Which method can be used to identify why a server has been marked down by a Health Monitor?
The correct answer is D. Health Monitor in the Pool -> Server Analytics screen. Option D is correct because the Pool → Server Analytics screen provides detailed Health Monitor data specific to individual servers, including the actual Health Monitor responses and failure reasons that caused a server to be marked down. Option A (mousing over the Health Score…
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Which method can be used to identify why a server has been marked down by a Health Monitor?
Options
- AMousing over the Health Score indicator of the Virtual Service
- BSearching for failed Health Monitor requests in Client Logs
- CClicking on the Health Monitor in Templates -> Profiles -> Health Monitors to open the Health
- DHealth Monitor in the Pool -> Server Analytics screen
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A4% (2)
- B18% (8)
- C7% (3)
- D71% (32)
Explanation
Option D is correct because the Pool → Server Analytics screen provides detailed Health Monitor data specific to individual servers, including the actual Health Monitor responses and failure reasons that caused a server to be marked down. Option A (mousing over the Health Score indicator on the Virtual Service) shows a high-level status summary, not the granular failure details from Health Monitor probes. Option B is wrong because Health Monitor failures are not recorded in Client Logs - Client Logs capture client-facing traffic, not backend probing activity. Option C is a distractor because viewing a Health Monitor template in Templates → Profiles shows the configuration of the monitor, not the runtime results of why a specific server failed.
Memory tip: Think "Pool → Server = Per-server proof" - when you need to know why a specific server was marked down, you drill into the Pool's server-level analytics where the Health Monitor's actual probe results live.
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