Scenario: A Citrix Engineer recently changed the XML port in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops site. After the change, the engineer observed that there is an
XML communication port mismatch. The engineer immediately identified that the port was only changed on the Delivery Controller and no change was performed on the StoreFront server.
What are the two ways the engineer can change the port on the StoreFront server to match the changes made on the Delivery Controller? (Choose two.)
To change the XML port on the StoreFront server to match the changes made on the Delivery Controller, the engineer has two appropriate methods. One way is to run a PowerShell command on the StoreFront server, which allows for specifying and updating the required settings programmatically. Another way is to make changes in the StoreFront settings using the StoreFront console, which provides a graphical interface for making configuration changes. Both methods are valid and can effectively ensure that the XML communication port matches between the Delivery Controller and the StoreFront server.
C & D, you can change it via StoreFront console an via PowerShell cmdlet Set-STFStoreFarm , refer to https://developer-docs.citrix.com/projects/storefront-powershell-sdk/en/latest/Set-STFStoreFarm/
Correct answer - C + D
B & D. webconfig has information about XML connections and we can change it via StoreFront console
Looks like there are three correct answers: BCD.
https://developer-docs.citrix.com/projects/storefront-powershell-sdk/en/latest/Set-STFStoreFarm#set-stfstorefarm $store = Get-STFStoreService $farm = Get-STFStoreFarm -StoreService $storeService Set-STFStoreFarm $farm -FarmType XenDesktop -Port 80 -TransportType HTTP -Servers Xen1,Xen
This was supposed to be C and D
Port and console
I agree with other comments. C & D is correct
C and D