When a failed cluster member recovers, which of the following actions is NOT taken by the
recovering member?

Organizations are sometimes faced with the need to locate cluster members in different
geographic locations that are distant from each other. A typical example is replicated data centers
whose location is widely separated for disaster recovery purposes. What are the restrictions of this
solution?

You are the MegaCorp Security Administrator. This company uses a firewall cluster, consisting of
two cluster members. The cluster generally works well but one day you find that the cluster is
behaving strangely. You assume that there is a connectivity problem with the cluster
synchronization cluster link (cross-over cable). Which of the following commands is the best for
testing the connectivity of the crossover cable?

You have a High Availability ClusterXL configuration. Machines are not synchronized. What
happens to connections on failover?

What command will allow you to disable sync on a cluster firewall member?

When using ClusterXL in Load Sharing, what is the default method?

If ClusterXL Load Sharing is enabled with state synchronization enabled, what will happen if one
member goes down?

In the following cluster configuration; if you reboot sglondon_1 which device will be active when
sglondon_1 is back up and running? Why?

What is a “sticky” connection?

Your network includes ClusterXL running Multicast mode on two members, as shown in this
topology: Your network is expanding, and you need to add new interfaces: 10.10.10.1/24 on
Member A, and 10.10.10.2/24 on Member B. The virtual IP address for interface 10.10.10.0/24 is
10.10.10.3. What is the correct procedure to add these interfaces?