A.The BIG-IP ASM System checks for XML syntax, schema validation, and WSDL validation.

B.The BIG-IP ASM System checks to ensure web services use cookies.

C.The BIG-IP ASM System parses XML requests and XML responses.

D.The BIG-IP ASM System checks to ensure XML documents are well formed.

E.The BIG-IP ASM System uses attack signatures to enforce negative security logic.

A.4200

B.3900

C.1600

D.11050

E.6900

F.8900

A.Floating self-IP addresses are hosted only by the active system.

B.Configuration changes can only be made on the active system.

C.Monitors are performed only by the active system.

D.Fail-over triggers only cause changes on the active system.

E.Virtual server addresses are hosted only by the active system.

A.Maximum acceptable values for length violations are calculated and can be accepted into the security policy by the administrator.

B.Blocking response pages can be automatically generated from web site content.

C.The administrator may modify whether the BIG-IP ASM System will learn, alarm, or block detected violations.

D.Flow level parameters are displayed when found and can be accepted into the current policy.

E.XML-based parameters and associated schema are automatically learned.

A.2001:0db8:85i3:0000:0000: : 8a2i:0370:7334

B.2001 0db8.85a3 0000 0000 8a2e 0370 7334

C.2001:db8:85a3 Bd3.Ba2e.370 7334