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A company uses a complex piece of client software that connects to one or more virtual servers hosted on an LTM device. The client software is experiencing issues. An LTM Specialist must determine the cause of the problem.
The LTM Specialist has the tcpdump extract and knows the client source IP is 168.210.232.5.
Assuming no wildcard virtual servers, how many distinct virtual servers does the client connect to on the LTM device?
The client source IP 168.210.232.5 connects to the LTM device on IP 195.56.67.90 via HTTPS (port 443). In the display, this indicates a connection to the virtual server 'WEBSERVICES1'. The logs indicate that after SSL offloading, the connection is directed internally to nodes 10.240.242.187 and 10.240.242.189 on port 80. All connections are funnelled through this single virtual server, so the client connects to only one distinct virtual server on the LTM device.
Base on the given information. The answer should be 1?
This is the exhibit from #145 again. The given information is not sufficient to answer the question correctly.
Based on the External VLAN dump I'd say 1, too. But the internal shows a connection to 10.40.242.189 which isn't a typo I think. So it might be two - as we expect not to see the whole configuration of the BIGIP
1 time connection