Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a new Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. Two Control Layer security requirements have been identified:
✑ Secure XML traffic between StoreFront and the Delivery Controller using SSL.
✑ Secure Ticket Authority (STA) traffic must be protected with SSL.
Which three tools can the architect use to ensure that all security requirements are met? (Choose three.)
To secure the XML traffic between StoreFront and the Delivery Controller using SSL and to secure the Ticket Authority (STA) traffic with SSL, the following tools can be used: Internet Information Services (IIS) for managing SSL certificates and bindings, the Citrix StoreFront console for configuring StoreFront to use SSL when communicating with the Delivery Controllers and managing the STA settings, and the 'NETSH' command line for advanced network and SSL configurations, especially on servers that may not have IIS installed by default.
There is nothing can be configure for SSL in Studio or Director console, so B,D & E is the correct answers.
IIS For Cert Binding Netsh can do it also and changing the DDC Port in the SF console
IIS to request and import, export certs, bind https for SFs Netsh to run on DDC (since DDCs dont have IIS by default to request/create cert ) SFs to configure the https/443 for STAs connection SF
I had performed these steps on clients environment setup.
BDE is correct
B, D, E! Nothing else!
I think correct are ADE
B, D, and E are the correct answer in this case.