In order to prevent outgoing NTP traffic from being hidden behind a Cluster IP you should?

Of the following answer choices, which best describes a possible effect of expanding the
connections table?

Adam wants to find idle connections on his gateway. Which command would be best suited for
viewing the connections table?

From the output of the following cphaprob -i list, what is the most likely cause of the clustering
issue? Cluster B> cphaprob -i list Built-in Devices: Device Name: Interface Active Check Current
state: OK Device Name: HA Initialization Current state: OK Device Name: Recovery Delay
Current state: OK Registered Devices: Device Name: Synchronization Registration number: 0
Timeout: none Current state: OK Time since last report: 3651.5 sec Device Name: Filter
Registration number: 1 Timeout: none Current state: problem Time since last report: 139 sec
Device Name: routed Registration number: 2 Timeout: none Current state: OK Time since last
report: 3651.9 sec Device Name: cphad Registration number: 3 Timeout: none Current state: OK
Time since last report: 3696.5 sec Device Name: fwd Registration number: 4 Timeout: none
Current state: OK Time since last report: 3696.5 sec

Which command would a troubleshooter use to verify table connection info (peak, concurrent)
and verify information about cluster synchronization state?

Which definition best describes the file table.def function? It is a placeholder for:

Your customer receives an alert from their network operation center, they are seeing ARP and
Ping scans of their network originating from the firewall. What could be the reason for the
behaviour?

Your cluster member is showing a state of “Ready”. Which of the following is NOT a reason one
would expect for this behaviour?

Which of the following is NOT a cphaprob status?

What would be a reason for changing the “Magic MAC”?