Scenario: An administrator manages a XenApp 6.5 farm with one zone. All servers in the zone have identical hardware and software. The zone is configured with a primary data collector with a preference of Most Preferred and a backup data collector with a preference of Preferred. All other XenApp servers in the zone have a preference of Not Preferred.

If both the primary and backup zone data collectors are turned off, the XenApp server in the zone that will be elected the new primary zone data collector is the one __________. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)

A. with the lowest Host ID number

B. with the highest Host ID number

C. that responds last to the election request

D. that responds first to the election request

For change management reasons, a XenApp administrator has been tasked with reviewing log configuration changes made to the XenApp farm.

Click the 'Exhibit' button to view a screenshot of the AppCenter.

Where would the administrator access this data?

A. Farm node in the AppCenter choosing the History node

B. Farm node in the AppCenter choosing the Information tab

C. Server node in the AppCenter choosing the Information tab

D. Event Viewer in the operating system under the System node

Scenario: A server farm has five servers which are members of the FARM worker group. Multiple applications are published on the servers for use by over 100 employees. One of the applications has only 10 licenses.

What could the administrator do to allow only 10 employees to use that specific application at any given time?

A. Set the concurrent logon limit to 10.

B. Apply the limit user sessions policy using a filter.

C. Assign a load evaluator to the published application.

D. Apply the connection access control policy using a filter.

Which policy should an administrator configure so that if all servers in a worker group go offline, XenApp redirects user connections to a backup worker group?

A. Citrix User

B. Load Evaluator

C. Load Balancing

D. Citrix Computer

Scenario: Remote users connect to XenApp published applications using SSL VPN connections provided by an Access Gateway. These users are reporting that it takes more than one minute to authenticate their Active Directory credentials before displaying the list of applications. The most recent change in the environment was a set of Windows 2003 domain controllers that were retired from production since the company has already implemented new Windows 2008 domain controllers.

How can the administrator change the configuration of the secure access to allow faster authentication?

A. Disable the option on the Access Gateway that processes authentication with a pre-set delay to maximize security.

B. Modify the time synchronization option of the Access Gateway synchronization to work with the new Windows 2008 domain controllers.

C. Obtain new licenses since the Access Gateway is NOT licensed properly, and it takes one minute to generate a temporary user license.

D. Reconfigure the Access Gateway to use the new Windows 2008 domain controllers instead of using the retired Windows 2003 domain controllers as the primary and secondary DNS servers.