F5 Networks Consultant Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. NSX-T design and deployment
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Q2. Nsx-t design and deployment questions.
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Q1. About user management
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Q2. Regarding Migration process
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Q1. Have you done any Complex workflow
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Q2. About issue types and screens
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Q1. How you handle pressure
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I handle pressure by prioritizing tasks, taking breaks, and seeking support when needed.
• I prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance

• I take short breaks to clear my mind and recharge

• I seek support from colleagues or supervisors when necessary

• I maintain a positive attitude and focus on solutions rather than problems
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Q2. How you priorities work
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The task was a Codility type

Online test was hackerrank was was og avg difficulty

Q1. Second round was of 1 hr of which 30 mins divided into understanding my current project architecture. And second half was on what i worked and how I worked and what skills I have
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Assignment was straightforward which could be done using trie. Did it in 1/6th throughout time for given queries then mentioned allowed still no reply. Keep on asking engineering manager and hr to which they replied not upto the mark.

Easy problem on java

Q1. Technical discussion
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Q1. Threading: Write and use a mutex?
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A mutex is a synchronization primitive that ensures only one thread can access a resource at a time.
• Create a mutex object using the appropriate library or language-specific function.

• Lock the mutex before accessing the shared resource to prevent other threads from accessing it.

• Unlock the mutex after finishing the operation on the shared resource to allow other threads to access it.

• Example: pthread_mutex_t mutex; pthread...read more
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Q2. Find the memory leak in a given set of code.
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Identify memory leak in code
• Check for any dynamically allocated memory that is not being freed

• Look for any infinite loops or recursive functions that consume memory

• Use memory profiling tools like Valgrind to detect leaks

• Check for any global variables that are not properly managed
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