A.Monitoring for a threshold of increased number of transactions per second per URL.

B.Monitoring for a % change in transactions per second per URL.

C.Monitoring for a % change in server latency or TPS.

D.Monitoring for a threshold of increased server latency or TPS.

E.Monitoring ASM policy builder performance.

F.Monitoring BIG-IP CPU utilization.

G.Deep Packet inspection.

A.Signatures

B.URl chacactsr set limiting

C.Token injection

D.Parameter character set limiting

A.Two addresses are used to define a Virtual Server when the Wide-IP should resolve to a different address depending on which LTM System is active.

B.Two addresses are used to define Virtual Servers when the LTM System hosting it is behind a firewall that is translating the Virtual Server address.

C.Two addresses are used to define some Virtual Servers so that the GTM System can choose the better address when resolving the name.

D.Two addresses are used to define the Virtual Server when it is managed by redundant LTM Systems.

A.NTP Server

B.DNS Server

C.Virtual IP

D.WINS server

E.Default gateway

A.HTTP classes

B.Transparent virtual servers

C.Network virtual servers

D.Packet filtering

E.iRules