Citrix NetScaler 12 Essentials and Traffic Management

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Question 1 of 68

Scenario: User authentication is failing through the NetScaler. A Citrix Administrator checked the Authentication, Authorization and Auditing (AAA) policy, action and virtual server and verified that the correct configuration was in place. The administrator bypassed the NetScaler and the authentication worked.

Which NetScaler utility can the administrator use to troubleshoot the access issue?

    Correct Answer: A

    To troubleshoot access issues related to user authentication failures through NetScaler, the most appropriate utility to use is 'aaad.debug'. This utility provides detailed log information about the authentication attempts, which can help in diagnosing why the authentication is failing. The other options like Dashboard, nscon message, and nslog file do not offer the specific level of detail required for troubleshooting authentication processes.

Question 2 of 68

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator manages an environment that has three SSL websites, all serving the same content. www.company.com www.company.net www.company.org

The administrator would like to consolidate the website into a single, load-balanced SSL virtual server.

Which action can the administrator take to use a single SSL virtual server?

    Correct Answer: B

    The administrator can use a single SSL virtual server by binding a multiple Subject Alternative Name (SAN) certificate. This type of certificate can include multiple domain names and their variants, such as www.company.com, www.company.net, and www.company.org. This allows all three websites to be served over SSL from a single virtual server.

Question 3 of 68

In the Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) configuration when dynamic proximity is implemented, the round trip time (RTT) between the _____________ and

_____________ is measured to make the load decision. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)

    Correct Answer: B

    In Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) configuration, when dynamic proximity is implemented, the round trip time (RTT) between the local DNS of the client and each of the GSLB sites is measured to make the load decision. This ensures that the DNS query from the client's local DNS gets the most optimal response based on the proximity of the GSLB sites.

Question 4 of 68

Scenario: A Load Balancing virtual server (lb_vsrv_www) is configured to load balance service_1 and service_2. A Citrix Administrator needs to bind a content filter policy to the virtual server, such that if the user tries to access http://xenapp.citrix.com, then the request should go to service_1.

Which policy can the administrator use in this scenario?

    Correct Answer: B

    The administrator can use the filter policy that forwards the request to Service_1 when the HTTP header contains xenapp.citrix.com. The correct policy is: add filter action Redirect_Service_1_Act forward Service_1 add filter policy Redirect_Service_1_Pol -rule "REQ.HTTP.HEADER HOSTANME CONTAINS xenapp.citrix.com" reqAction Redirect_Service_1_Act. This ensures that the request is directed correctly to Service_1 based on the specified rule.

Question 5 of 68

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator is concerned about the amount of health checks the NetScaler is sending to the backend resources. The administrator would like to find a way to remove health checks from specific bound services.

How can the administrator accomplish this?

    Correct Answer: A

    To remove health checks from specific bound services on a Citrix NetScaler, the administrator can use the No-Monitor option. This option allows the services to be bound without monitoring, which effectively stops the NetScaler from sending health checks to those specific backend resources.