What is the effect of binding the Admin_group dataset to IPs 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, 192.168.149.49 and binding POL_1 to vserver lb_vsrv_www?

• A. Blocks all traffic from Admin_group IPs
• B. Only the IPs 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, 192.168.149.49 will be allowed to connect to lb_vsrv_www
• C. All traffic will be allowed to lb_vsrv_www
• D. The policy will drop all unmatched traffic globally

Answer: (B)

In NetScaler/ADC, an access policy uses a dataset to determine who can reach a protected resource. Binding the Admin_group dataset to those specific IP addresses means those sources are treated as whitelisted. When POL_1 is bound to the vserver lb_vsrv_www, every attempt to access that virtual server goes through that policy. If the request’s source IP matches one of the IPs in the Admin_group, the policy allows the connection; if not, the policy blocks it. So only 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, and 192.168.149.49 can connect to lb_vsrv_www, while traffic from any other IP is denied for that vserver. This restriction applies to that vserver only, not globally.