A10-System-Administration Exam Dumps - A10 Networks System Administration 4 Questions and Answers

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The ACOS device serial number

The programming language being used

The AXAPI special permission XML file

Log file location

show system

show hardware

show environment

show serial

show version

device access attempts only

syslog errors of a specified severity level

device access and command entry attempts

command entry attempts only

syslog errors of severity greater than a specified level

The startup-config file is erased and the ACOS is immediately rebooted

All configuration profiles, SSL certificates, aFlex polices, black/white lists, and system logs are erased the next time the system reboots

The startup-config file is erased but the management interface ip configuration is kept

The start-up config file is erased but the all of the admin accounts are preserved

There is only 1 member in this A10 Virtual Chassis.

There are at least 2 private partitions configured.

aVCS has been configured, and this host is part of aVCS set 1.

aVCS has been configured, and this host is part of aVCS set 1/1.

Application Delivery Partitions have been configured.

Each partition has its own distinct VRID 0.

VRID 0 only exists in the shared partition; private partitions can only contain VRIDs numbered higher than 0.

VRID 0 is initially enabled only in the shared partition; partition administrators can enable VRID 0 in their partitions.

When using VRRP-A on a device with multiple partitions, VRID 0 is automatically disabled.

reload

restore

system-reset

shutdown –r

restart

reboot

The command is ignored when the current vMaster is in vMaster maintenance mode.

Any subsequent vmaster-take-over command within the chassis with a parameter smaller than 201 is ignored.

The 200 priority is compared to the current vmaster’s default vrid priority to determine which device controls the chassis.

If an administrator on vBlade B were to simultaneously issue command vcs vmaster-take-over 210, vBlade B would become the vMaster.

Device 2

Device 1

VCS will randomly assign the VRID to a device based on the uptime of the device.

Device 3

The VRID will be hosted on all three devices at the same time.