Given the commands that bind Admin_group IPs and create a POL_1 policy bound to a vserver, what is the effect on access to the vserver?

• A. All the traffic from users with a source IP address of 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, or 192.168.149.49 will be blocked through the NetScaler.
• B. Only the users with a source IP address of 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, or 192.168.149.49 will be allowed to connect to vserver lb_vsrv_www.
• C. All traffic will be allowed to vserver lb_vsrv_www.
• D. None of the above.

Answer: (A)

Binding a policy to a virtual server makes that policy evaluated for every request that reaches that server. If POL_1 is created to match the Admin_group source IPs and is set to block (deny), binding it to the vserver lb_vsrv_www causes any traffic from those addresses to be denied before the vserver processes it. So requests from 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, or 192.168.149.49 are blocked through the NetScaler, preventing access to the vserver. Other IPs are unaffected by this policy unless additional rules apply.