Exam 1Y0-341 All QuestionsBrowse all questions from this exam
Go to Exam
Question 89

Scenario: A Citrix Engineer is asked to implement multi-factor authentication for Citrix Gateway. The engineer creates the authentication policies and binds the policies to the appropriate bind points. The engineer creates a custom form using Notepad++ to format the page which will capture the user's credentials. The engineer uploads the form and binds the form to the authentication policy.

When the engineer connects to the Citrix Gateway for validation testing, the form fields are NOT correctly displayed.

What is the most likely cause of this display issue?

    Correct Answer: A

    If the form fields are not correctly displayed, the most likely cause is that the login schema contains invalid XML syntax. The custom form created using Notepad++ must use correct and well-formed XML syntax to ensure proper rendering. Invalid or improperly formatted XML in the login schema can result in display issues, as the Citrix Gateway might not be able to interpret and show the form correctly. This issue is more directly related to the display problem described than the other options.

Discussion
thedelphOption: A

A. The login schema contains invalid XML syntax. If the custom form (login schema) is not displaying correctly when the engineer connects to the Citrix Gateway, it is likely due to an issue with the login schema itself. Since login schemas are XML files that define the structure and layout of the authentication page, any invalid syntax or improper formatting within this XML could cause the form to display incorrectly or not at all. It is crucial that the XML is well-formed and valid for the login schema to function as expected. The other options listed are less likely to cause an issue with the display of form fields.