You are configuring an Avi Load Balancer with multiple tenants and policies. What happens when two tenants create identical Virtual Services?
AConflict occurs and blocks creation.
BIt is allowed under different paths.
COnly one service remains active.
DPolicies are merged automatically.
Explanation
Identical Virtual Services can coexist in different tenant spaces as they are isolated environments.
Q172
Which service in NSX Advanced Load Balancer manages SSL termination?
AService Engine
BHealth Monitor
CVirtual Service
DLoad Balancer
Explanation
SSL termination is performed at the Virtual Service level, while the other options serve different purposes.
Q173
A company needs to ensure that its web application can maintain availability during a surge in users. What should they configure in NSX Advanced Load Balancer?
AAuto-Scaling
BData Compression
CStatic IP Assignment
DManual Failover
Explanation
Auto-Scaling dynamically adjusts resource capacity to manage increased traffic, unlike the other options which do not provide adaptive scaling.
Q174
What happens when you increase the request timeout on a Virtual Service in NSX Advanced Load Balancer?
ALonger wait for responses
BIncreased server load
CImmediate connection drop
DFaster request handling
Explanation
Increasing the timeout will extend the waiting period for responses while processing requests; the other options misrepresent the effects of timeout adjustments.
Q175
Which service does Avi utilize for tenant isolation?
ACloud DNS
BNSX-T Data Center
CService Mesh
DKubernetes
Explanation
Avi uses NSX-T for multi-tenancy and tenant isolation, while the other options serve different purposes.
Q176
A company needs to route traffic based on user location. Which Avi feature should they implement?
AGlobal Server Load Balancing
BContent Switching
CHealth Monitoring
DSSL Offloading
Explanation
Global Server Load Balancing allows routing based on geographic location, whereas the other features handle different aspects of load balancing.
Q177
You are configuring a service in Avi. What happens if the service profile is set to 'HTTP' instead of 'HTTPS'?
AIncreased security measures
BSSL termination performed
CUnencrypted traffic handling
DImproved performance metrics
Explanation
Setting the service profile to 'HTTP' allows unencrypted traffic, while 'HTTPS' would enable SSL.
Q178
Which service provides internal and external load balancing in NSX Advanced Load Balancer?
AService Engine
BGlobal Server Load Balancing
CCloud Connector
DContainer Ingress
Explanation
Service Engines are responsible for load balancing both internal and external traffic; other options serve different functions such as global balancing or integrations.
Q179
A company needs to ensure its applications can scale based on demand. What feature should they utilize?
AAuto-scaling policies
BStatic IP configuration
CContent Delivery Network
DSubsetting traffic
Explanation
Auto-scaling policies automatically adjust resources based on load; the other options do not provide dynamic scaling features.
Q180
What happens when a virtual service is configured with the 'Sticky Session' option enabled?
AUsers are directed to random servers
BSessions persist on the same server
CTraffic is load balanced evenly
DHandling of sessions bypasses load balancer
Explanation
'Sticky Session' means all requests from a user go to the same server; the others incorrectly imply different session management behaviors.