A Citrix Administrator needs to deploy a Citrix ADC between the servers and the client, with servers only allowed to reach the client through the Citrix ADC.
In which mode should the administrator deploy the Citrix ADC?
A Citrix Administrator needs to deploy a Citrix ADC between the servers and the client, with servers only allowed to reach the client through the Citrix ADC.
In which mode should the administrator deploy the Citrix ADC?
To ensure that servers can only reach the client through the Citrix ADC, deploying the ADC in Inline mode is the correct choice. Inline mode places the Citrix ADC directly in the path of traffic between the clients and the servers, ensuring that all communication must pass through the ADC. This setup aligns with the requirement that servers are only allowed to reach the client through the Citrix ADC.
Voting A. Inline "mode". Not "deployment"
I would say A, but it also could be C, strange requirement here. Use transparent mode if the clients need to access the servers directly, with no intervening virtual server. https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/getting-started-with-citrix-adc/network-topologies.html
Inline Mode, voting A
This question is weird. Inline and Transparent both go through the ADC. Inline have a virtual server configured to handle the client requests and Transparent is used if if the clients need to access the servers directly, with no intervening virtual server. But they both go through the ADC. I'm divided here.
Inline makes the most sense. The questions tells "...with servers only allowed to reach the client through the Citrix ADC." For a Transparent mode the backend servers must have public IP's so they can reach the client directly. The traffic flows through the ADC but the backend servers are exposed.