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Answer : D

The End-to-End Timing graph in Avi analytics breaks down request handling into latency components such as client round-trip time, server round-trip time, application response time, data transfer, and total time. Server RTT measures network latency between the Service Engine and the backend server. Data Transfer measures the time spent transferring response data. Total Time is the overall client transaction duration. App Response is the component that represents how long the application server takes to process the request and begin responding. If the web server must query a backend database before generating the response, that database wait and application processing time are included in App Response rather than Server RTT. Therefore, the element identifying server processing and database-content fetch time before response transfer begins is App Response.

Answer : C

Avi Load Balancer supports sharing a single VIP across multiple Virtual Services when the Virtual Services use different listener ports. This is the correct design when different application protocols must be served on the same IP address but require different profiles, pools, and processing behavior. An existing Layer 7 HTTPS Virtual Service with SSL termination and WAF should not be converted into a mixed L7/L4 object for SMTP. SMTP should use its own Virtual Service with an appropriate Layer 4 profile and backend SMTP pool. Broadcom documentation specifically states that a single VIP can be shared across multiple Virtual Services by choosing different ports for each Virtual Service. Therefore, the correct approach is to create a second Virtual Service reusing the same VIP, with separate SMTP listener ports, L4 profile, and SMTP pool.

Answer : C

VMware Avi Load Balancer documentation recommends elliptic-curve cryptography for strong security and better performance compared with traditional RSA key exchange and RSA certificates. ECC generally provides equivalent or stronger security with smaller key sizes, which reduces computational cost during SSL/TLS processing. Avi sizing and SSL guidance note that RSA keys, especially larger RSA keys, are more computationally expensive than elliptic-curve alternatives. Modern browsers still support RSA certificates, so option B is incorrect. Certificate price depends on certificate authority and commercial policy, not the cryptographic method itself, so option A is not a technical Avi answer. ECC is not weaker by default; properly selected ECC certificates and EC cipher suites are considered strong and efficient. Therefore, the correct statement is that ECC processing is less CPU-intensive than RSA.

Answer : C

VMware Avi Load Balancer supports HTTP-to-HTTPS redirection in more than one way. The HTTP application profile can perform a general HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect, but an HTTP Policy provides more granular control because policies can match on specific conditions and then apply actions. Avi documentation states that Virtual Service policies are more specific than general-purpose profiles and that policy rules take precedence over profile behavior. This makes HTTP Policy redirection more flexible than using only the HTTP profile, because administrators can build conditional redirect logic based on host, path, headers, or other HTTP match criteria. It is not incompatible with WAF, and it is not described as less efficient than DataScript for this purpose.

Answer : C

The backend web servers accept only TLS connections on port 443, but the configured monitor is an HTTP health monitor. A plain HTTP monitor sends unencrypted HTTP checks, which the TLS-only backend servers will reject or fail to answer correctly. Broadcom's Avi documentation provides a specific HTTPS Health Monitor type for monitoring servers over SSL/TLS. Using an HTTPS monitor allows the Service Engine to perform the health check using TLS and then validate the HTTP response over the encrypted connection. Changing the Virtual Service to a secure HTTP application profile is unnecessary because the Virtual Service is intentionally operating as L4. Enabling SSL in the pool is not the most precise fix for the failed health monitor. Therefore, the correct change is to configure a Health Monitor of Type HTTPS.