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Sample Questions:Session Capacity Threshold defines:The percent of remaining sessions available on the Server IronThe total session capacity of the Server IronThe total number of sessions used on the Server IronThe total number of sessions that are configured on the real serversConcurrent connections allow a client to always make:A connection to one server and allow the server to make a connection to another serverMultiple connections to the same Server IronMultiple connections to the same serverMultiple connections to the same server's applicationAn HTTP to one server and an FTP connection at the same time to another serverOn a Server Iron XL configured for firewall load balancing, the packet are load balanced using:The hash value derived from the source and destination IP addressesThe session tables traded by the XLsThe firewall pathThe MAC address set in the Server IronThe reassign-threshold is used to:Reassign the port to another serverReassign another server to the VIPMark a server port failedMark a server failedUsing cookie hashing allows the request to go to:The server assigned to the hash bucketThe configured serverThe server available according to the balancing predictorThe server that issued the cookie IDThe server assigned to the cookie ID by the Server IronWhat is a Layer3 Health Check?It's a session table entry for the application running.It's the third step in the Health Check processIt's an ARP request sent by the Server IronIt's a request made to a predefined TCP or UDP portIt's a ping sent by the Server Iron to the local or real servers

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