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The 201-TMOS Administration exam is the second exam required to achieve Certified F5 BIG-IP Administrator status，Successful completion of the BIG-IP Administrator exam acknowledges the skills and understanding necessary for day-to-day management of Application Delivery Networks (ADNs).101-Application Delivery Fundamentals is the prerequisite to take 201-TMOS Administration exam.

The F5 Certified BIG-IP Administrator (F5-CA) certification requires candidates to take the 101-Application Delivery Fundamentals exam and the 201-TMOS Administration exam. Successful completion of the 101-Application Delivery Fundamentals exam acknowledges the skills and understanding necessary for day-to-day management of Application Delivery Networks (ADNs). Successful completion of the BIG-IP Administrator exam identifies candidates who can independently perform day-to-day operations and basic troubleshooting of TMOS-based devices in various application environments after it has been installed, configured, and implemented. Candidates must have a basic understanding of network fundamentals, protocols, and common traffic management concepts and also understand the basic concepts of F5 technology as applied to network fundamentals, protocols, and traffic management (e.g. TMOS). Candidates should also be capable of performing day-to-day operations of TMOS-based devices which have already been installed and should be capable of basic troubleshooting of a TMOS-based device in order to provide full, accurate and appropriate information to senior engineers and/or F5 support.

Objective - 1.01 - Given a connectivity troubleshooting situation, consider the packet and virtual server processing order

Objective - 1.02 - Identify the reason for an unresponsive virtual server

Objective - 1.03 - Identify the reason for an unresponsive pool member

Objective - 1.04 - Identify a persistence issue

Objective - 2.01 Perform an End User Diagnostic and interpret the output

Objective - 2.02 Interpret the LCD Warning Messages

Objective - 2.03 Identify a possible hardware issue within the log files

Objective - 2.04 Perform a failover to a standby box under the appropriate circumstances

Objective - 3.01 Perform a packet capture within the context of a performance issue

Objective - 3.02 Use BIG-IP tools in order to identify potential performance issues

Objective - 4.01 Verify remote connectivity to the box in order to determine the cause of a management connectivity issue

Objective - 4.02 Check and interpret port lockdown settings in order to determine the cause of a management connectivity issue

Objective - 4.03 Check and interpret packet filters in order to determine the cause of a management connectivity issue

Objective - 4.04 Given the use of a remote authentication server, verify proper DNS settings in order to diagnose a connectivity issue

Objective - 5.01 Identify the appropriate supporting components and severity levels for an F5 support ticket

Objective - 5.02 Given an issue, determine the appropriate severity

Objective - 5.03 Provide quantitative and relevant information appropriate for a given issue

Objective - 5.04 Given a scenario, determine the proper F5 escalation method

Objective - 6.01 Review the network map in order to determine the status of objects on the box

Objective - 6.02 Use the dashboard to gauge the current running status of the system

Objective - 6.03 Review log files in order to gauge the current operational status of the device

Objective - 6.04 Use iApps Analytics to gauge the current running status of application services

Objective - 7.01 Create and restore a UCS archive under the appropriate circumstances

Objective - 7.02 Identify the components and methods associated with automating and scheduling tasks with Enterprise Manager

Objective - 7.03 Automate and schedule tasks using Enterprise Manager

Objective - 7.04 Manage software images

Objective - 8.01 Modify and manage virtual servers

Objective - 8.02 Modify and manage pools