An LTM device pool has suddenly been marked down by a monitor. The pool consists of members 10.0.1.1:443 and 10.0.1.2:443 and are verified to be listening.
The affected virtual server is 10.0.0.1:80.
Which two tools should the LTM Specialist use to troubleshoot the associated HTTPS pool monitor via the command line interface? (Choose two.)
In order to troubleshoot an HTTPS pool monitor via the command line, `curl` and `tcpdump` are the appropriate tools to use. `curl` can be used to make HTTP or HTTPS requests and verify if the services are responding correctly. `tcpdump`, on the other hand, allows you to capture and analyze network traffic to see if the HTTPS traffic is reaching the servers and how the servers are responding. While `ssldump` could be useful for analyzing SSL/TLS traffic, `tcpdump` is more versatile for general troubleshooting. `telnet` is not suitable for this scenario as it is typically used to test port connectivity rather than HTTPS-specific issues.
AC - Correct
Why not AB , telnet can also be used to check ports are listening on 443
I think the reason is that it's mentioned that the servers already were verified to be listening. So a telnet will not add any new information.
Telnet you are test the port only, and curl you could use GET the application test