In the given rewrite policy bindings for VIP1_http, which policy will be evaluated last if POL_12 is hit first?

In the given rewrite policy bindings for VIP1_http, which policy will be evaluated last if POL_12 is hit first?

• A. POL_12
• B. POL_13
• C. POL_14
• D. POL_15

Answer: (C)

In this rewrite policy binding, policies are evaluated as a flow chain where control moves from one policy to the next according to how the bindings are connected. When POL_12 is hit first, the evaluation continues along the defined chain to the subsequent policies until the flow ends. In VIP1_http, the binding sequence is arranged so that after POL_12 is processed, the next policies led in order are POL_13 and then POL_14, and the chain terminates there. That makes POL_14 the last policy evaluated in this path. The reason POL_12 isn’t last is that it’s the starting point, POL_13 comes next in the sequence, and POL_15 would only be reached if the chain continued beyond POL_14, which it does not in this configuration.

In this rewrite policy binding, policies are evaluated as a flow chain where control moves from one policy to the next according to how the bindings are connected. When POL_12 is hit first, the evaluation continues along the defined chain to the subsequent policies until the flow ends. In VIP1_http, the binding sequence is arranged so that after POL_12 is processed, the next policies led in order are POL_13 and then POL_14, and the chain terminates there. That makes POL_14 the last policy evaluated in this path. The reason POL_12 isn’t last is that it’s the starting point, POL_13 comes next in the sequence, and POL_15 would only be reached if the chain continued beyond POL_14, which it does not in this configuration.