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Application Delivery Fundamentals
Last Updated: Oct 3, 2024
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F5 Networks Application Delivery Fundamentals Syllabus
- Explain protocols and apply technologies specific to the network layers/ Explain the advantages and configurations of high availability (HA)
- Explain Protocols and Technologies Specific to the Data Link Layer/ Given a list of situations, determine which would be appropriate for the use of iApps
- Describe the purpose of the various address types at different OSI layers/ Explain the purpose and functionality of IP addressing and subnetting
- Given a list of situations, determine which is appropriate for a packet based architecture/ Explain the purpose of a switch’s forwarding database
- Given a fragment, identify what information is needed for reassembly/ Given an IP address and net mask, determine the network IP and the broadcast IP
- Given a list of situations, determine which would be appropriate for the use of iRules/ Explain the purpose and functionality of Routing protocols
- Given a list of situations, determine which is appropriate for a full proxy architecture/ Explain the purpose and functionality of HTTP Keep-alives, HTTP headers, DNS, SIP, FTP
- Explain the features and functionality of protocols and technologies specific to the transport layer/ Explain the purpose and functionality of link aggregation
- Given a situation in which a client connects to a remote host/ Explain the purpose and functionality of a cookie
- Explain the purpose, use, and advantages of iApps/ Explain the purpose and functionality of a broadcast domain
- Explain the purpose and functionality of ports in general/ Explain the purpose of and use cases for full proxy and packet forwarding/packet based architectures