Scenario: The policies below are bound to a content switching vServer. bind cs vServer vserver1 -policyName CSPOL_7 -priority 100 -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT bind cs vServer vserver1 -policyName CSPOL_5 -priority 90 bind cs vServer vserver1 -policyName CSPOL_9 -priority 110 bind cs vServer vserver1 -policyName CSPOL_4 -priority 120 bind cs vServer vserver1 -policyName CSPOL_8 -priority 210
Policy CSPOL_7 has been invoked.
Which policy will be invoked next?
In a content switching vServer, policies are evaluated based on their priority. A lower value represents higher priority. Here, CSPOL_7 with a priority of 100 is invoked first and it uses the -gotoPriorityExpression NEXT command, which means the next policy to be evaluated should have the next higher priority. Among the remaining policies, CSPOL_9 with a priority of 110 is the next higher priority policy. Therefore, CSPOL_9 will be invoked next.
Answer is C based on priorities https://training.citrix.com/public/Exam%20Prep%20Guides/231/1Y0-231_Exam_Preparation_Guide_v01.pdf
CSPOL_7 -priority 100 CSPOL_9 -priority 110
The priority determines the order in which the policiesyou define are evaluated. policy priorities work in reverse order—the higher the number, thelower the priority.For example, if you have three policies with priorities of 10, 100, and 1000, the policyassigned a priority of 10 is performed first, then the policy assigned a priority of 100. so in our question next policy invoked will have a prio of 110, so CSPOL-9. Answer C.
"B" CSPOL-9 based on the prio
CSPOL-7 has a prio of 100 with -gotoprioExpr NEXT, so the next policy invoked will have a prio of 110, so CSPOL-9. Answer C.