Two LTM devices must be manually configured to restrict in the same Device Group.
What is the correct order of steps to meet this requirement?

Exhibit.

- The ITM devices LTM 1 and LTM2 are configured in Device Group X (Sync-Failover)
- LTM3 and LTM4 are configured in Device Group Y (Sync-Only)
- An LTM specialist configures Device Group Z (Sync-Only) to keep several profiles in (sync-Only) to keep several profiles in sync across all devices.
- Device GROUP X has four Traffic Groups A, B, C and D configured.
- Device Group Y has four Traffic Groups E, F, G, and H configured
- Auto Fallback IS NOT Enabled.
- Each Device group is healthy and able to pass traffic for any traffic group assigned to that Device Group.
The data center that contains LTM2 and LTM4 loses power. After 10 minutes; power is restored and all devices are up and healthy.
What is the state of each Traffic Group on each ITM device after power is restored?
A)

B)

C)

D)

An LTM Specialist needs to add a pool that will load balance MYSOL services. It has four members, each with differing hardware platforms. All pool members are already assigned to another pool for load balancing FTP traffic.
Which load balancing method is most effective when the LTM Specialist sets up the pool?

An LI M device is experiencing a high volume of traffic. The virtual server is struggling under the load. The problem appears to be on the server side connections. The virtual server is accepting connections . The virtual server is accepting connections on https and is configured with an SSL profile and http pool.
What should be added to increase the performance of the device?

An LTM is configure an application that is separated into several subdomains across multiple virtual servers. Many of these subdomains require encryption and could be accessed by anyone on the internet. The configuration must NOT result in SSL warnings to end users.
How should the LTM Specialist configure the SSL profiles for these virtual servers?