5V0-43.21 · Question #42
Which situation would require using the Advanced Setup mode of the "Create Virtual Service" wizard?
The correct answer is A. When a custom Analytics Profile must be applied during the VS creation. Applying a custom Analytics Profile sits outside the scope of the standard (Basic) wizard flow because analytics configuration is an optional, non-essential component of virtual service creation - the wizard only exposes it in Advanced Setup mode, where additional profile types…
Question
Which situation would require using the Advanced Setup mode of the "Create Virtual Service" wizard?
Options
- AWhen a custom Analytics Profile must be applied during the VS creation
- BWhen servers must be added during the VS creation
- CWhen the HTTPS Application type must be defined during the VS creation
- DWhen VIP needs to be specified during the VS creation
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A88% (35)
- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D8% (3)
Explanation
Applying a custom Analytics Profile sits outside the scope of the standard (Basic) wizard flow because analytics configuration is an optional, non-essential component of virtual service creation - the wizard only exposes it in Advanced Setup mode, where additional profile types and fine-grained settings become available.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (adding servers): Pool member/server configuration is part of the Basic Setup flow - it's a core step, not an advanced one.
- C (HTTPS Application type): HTTPS is a standard application template offered directly in the Basic wizard; no advanced mode is needed to select it.
- D (specifying VIP): The Virtual IP address is a fundamental field present in Basic Setup - it's one of the first things you configure in either mode.
Memory tip: Think of Advanced Setup as the "extras" mode - anything that goes beyond the core trio of Application Type + VIP + Pool (servers) requires it. Analytics Profiles are an optional overlay, not a core building block, so they live behind the Advanced gate.
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