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Which statement accurately describes the difference between two loadbalancing modes specified as "member" and "node"?
A.
There is no difference; the two terms are referenced for backward compatibility purposes.
B.
When the loadbalancing choice references "node", priority group activation is unavailable.
C.
Loadbalancing options referencing "nodes" are available only when the pool members are defined for the "any" port.
D.
When the loadbalancing choice references "node", the addresses' parameters are used to make the loadbalancing choice rather than the member's parameters.
D. When the loadbalancing choice references "node", the addresses' parameters are used to make the loadbalancing choice rather than the member's parameters.: In load balancing modes that reference "node," the decision is based on the node's IP address parameters. This means that the load balancing algorithm considers the overall usage of the node's IP address across all ports. In contrast, when the load balancing mode references "member," it considers the specific IP address and port combination (the pool member), thus making decisions based on the individual service on that node.
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