In a gslb deployment, which parameter prevents the vServer from advertising MIR-related data in DNS responses?

In a gslb deployment, which parameter prevents the vServer from advertising MIR-related data in DNS responses?

• A. EDR ENABLED
• B. MIR ENABLED
• C. MIR DISABLED
• D. EDR DISABLED

Answer: (C)

This is about controlling whether MIR information is included in a vServer’s DNS responses. When MIR is disabled on the vServer, it will not append MIR-related data to DNS answers, so nothing MIR-related is advertised. That’s exactly what you want to prevent MIR data from being seen. Enabling MIR would do the opposite by adding that data, and the EDR options affect a different feature and won’t suppress MIR data.

This is about controlling whether MIR information is included in a vServer’s DNS responses. When MIR is disabled on the vServer, it will not append MIR-related data to DNS answers, so nothing MIR-related is advertised. That’s exactly what you want to prevent MIR data from being seen. Enabling MIR would do the opposite by adding that data, and the EDR options affect a different feature and won’t suppress MIR data.