5V0-43.21 · Question #56
Which configuration option requires enabling Switch to Advanced in the Service Port section of the Virtual Service Advanced Setup wizard?
The correct answer is C. Enable service port ranges. Enabling service port ranges (e.g., 8080–8090) requires switching to Advanced mode in the Service Port section because the basic view only supports single discrete port values - range syntax is hidden behind the advanced toggle to prevent misconfiguration by casual users. Why…
Question
Which configuration option requires enabling Switch to Advanced in the Service Port section of the Virtual Service Advanced Setup wizard?
Options
- AEnable SSL termination
- BDisable port translation
- CEnable service port ranges
- DEnable multiple service ports
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C92% (44)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Enabling service port ranges (e.g., 8080–8090) requires switching to Advanced mode in the Service Port section because the basic view only supports single discrete port values - range syntax is hidden behind the advanced toggle to prevent misconfiguration by casual users.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (SSL termination) is configured in a dedicated SSL/TLS section, entirely separate from the Service Port widget.
- B (Disable port translation) is a port-mapping option found in the general virtual service settings, not gated by the Service Port advanced toggle.
- D (Multiple service ports) can typically be added in the standard view by listing ports individually; it's port ranges - not multiple discrete ports - that demand the advanced mode.
Memory tip: Think "range = rare = advanced." A range of ports is the unusual case that needs the extra step, while a list of individual ports is common enough to be in the default view.
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