What will be the effect of this Responder policy example when bound to a load balancing virtual server? (Redirect action and policy shown in material).

What will be the effect of this Responder policy example when bound to a load balancing virtual server? (Redirect action and policy shown in material).

• A. Response originated from \"host.example.net\" will be redirected to \"host1.example.com\".
• B. Request originated from \"host.example.net\" will be redirected to \"host1.example.com\".
• C. Response originated from \"host1.example.net\" will be redirected to \"host.example.com\".
• D. Request originated from \"host1.example.net\" will be redirected to \"host.example.com\".

Answer: (D)

Responder policies bound to a load-balancing virtual server act on the incoming HTTP request and can tell the client to fetch a different URL instead of sending the request to the backend. A Redirect action returns an HTTP redirect to the URL you specify when the policy condition is met. In this example, the policy matches requests where the host is host1.example.net and redirects them to host.example.com. Consequently, the client that originated a request for host1.example.net will be redirected to host.example.com. This happens on the request, before any response from the backend is involved. The other choices would imply redirecting from the other host or imply the redirect applies to responses, which is not how this policy operates.

Responder policies bound to a load-balancing virtual server act on the incoming HTTP request and can tell the client to fetch a different URL instead of sending the request to the backend. A Redirect action returns an HTTP redirect to the URL you specify when the policy condition is met. In this example, the policy matches requests where the host is host1.example.net and redirects them to host.example.com. Consequently, the client that originated a request for host1.example.net will be redirected to host.example.com. This happens on the request, before any response from the backend is involved. The other choices would imply redirecting from the other host or imply the redirect applies to responses, which is not how this policy operates.