After enabling the GSLB MIR option on a vServer, which service is listed first in the response?

After enabling the GSLB MIR option on a vServer, which service is listed first in the response?

• A. The Remote GSLB service as the first record in the response and adds the remaining active services as additional records
• B. The Local GSLB service as the first record in the response and adds the remaining active services as additional records
• C. Only the best GSLB service in the response
• D. The best global server load balancing (GSLB) service as the first record in the response, and the remaining active services as additional records

Answer: (B)

When GSLB MIR is enabled on a vServer, the response is arranged to prioritize the local GSLB service. The local GSLB service is sent as the first record, with the remaining active GSLB services included as additional records. This ordering favors delivering a nearby or locally-managed option first, which can improve responsiveness and locality for clients. The other possibilities would contradict this local-first behavior or imply only one record is returned, which MIR does not do.

When GSLB MIR is enabled on a vServer, the response is arranged to prioritize the local GSLB service. The local GSLB service is sent as the first record, with the remaining active GSLB services included as additional records. This ordering favors delivering a nearby or locally-managed option first, which can improve responsiveness and locality for clients. The other possibilities would contradict this local-first behavior or imply only one record is returned, which MIR does not do.