A.The new configuration is neither verified nor loaded.

B.The new configuration is verified and loaded if is it syntactically correct.

C.The new configuration is verified not loaded.

D.The new configuration is loaded but not verified.

E.The new configuration is verified

F.The new configuration is verified and loaded.

A.SNAT s using automap preferentially translate source addresses to non-floating self-IP addresses.

B.SNAT s using automap translate source addresses randomly to any of the BIG-IP's floating self-IP addresses.

C.SNAT s using a SNAT pool translate source addresses randomly to any of the addresses in the SNAT pool.

D.A .SNAT pool can contain virtual server addresses.

A.The iRule event declaration determines the context.

B.The results of the iRule's conditional statement determines the context.

C.the context must be explicitly declared.

D.The rule command determines the context.

A.The running configuration is replaced by the any portion of the configuration files that are syntactically correct.

B.The running configuration is compared to the configuration in files and, when changes are noted, the version in the files is loaded over what is in money.

C.the running configuration is replaced by the configuration in the files, but only if they are syntactically correct.

D.The running configuration is loaded into files for storage.

A.A BIG-IP self-IP is inserted in the source address field on the clint-side connection.

B.The client IP addresses are inserted into HTTP header.

C.A BIG-IP self-IP is inserted in the source address field on the server-sid connection.

D.The client IP addresses are inserted into messages sent to remote syslog servers.