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Question 33

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator recently implemented a XenApp and XenDesktop site for a company. The environment contains a single delivery controller and a

SQL server.

The database suddenly becomes inaccessible, and the administrator discovers that the issue was caused by a SQL server crash. As a result, the connection between the site database and the delivery controller has failed.

What can the administrator rely on to continue brokering new connections even though the site database is offline?

    Correct Answer: C

    To continue brokering new connections even though the site database is offline, the Citrix Administrator can rely on Local Host Cache. The Local Host Cache (LHC) allows the XenApp and XenDesktop site to function in a limited capacity when the connection to the SQL server is disrupted. It ensures that new user sessions can be brokered by storing a subset of the SQL server's data on the delivery controller. This feature is specifically designed for such scenarios where there is a temporary loss of connectivity to the site database.

Discussion
vess666Option: C

Answer is C.

Putra19Option: C

C is correct

GonzoOption: C

C they bring this up all the time in 311 exam with the wording no new funding is available.

KlausenhausenOption: C

I think C is correct. LHC was brought back for that pupose

citrixadmin82Option: C

Should it be C? LHC is enabled as default when setting up new installation and CL is disabled