An LTM Specialist configures a new HTTP virtual server on an LTM device external VLAN. The web servers are connected to the LTM device internal VLAN.
Clients trying to connect to the virtual server are unable to establish a connection. A packet capture shows an HTTP response from a web server to the client and then a reset from the client to the web server.
From which two locations could the packet capture have been collected? (Choose two.)
The packet capture shows an HTTP response from the web server to the client, followed by a reset from the client back to the server. This indicates the need to monitor traffic at locations where the client-server interaction can be observed. The network interface of the web server would show the server's responses to the client, while the external VLAN interface of the LTM device would capture the client's response because the clients are trying to connect to the virtual server on the external VLAN.
BD this time client resetting
AC - Correct
must be AC, capture traffic at client device and LTM internal vlan
Answer is correct, we need to see what the web server sends to the client and if the packet is modified in transit.
I agree. It's likely the client and server are on the same network so the server is sending response directly to client. The client then drops the packet because it is sourced from the server address; not the VS address. Running captures on the client and server would confirm this.