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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator configured a load-balancing vServer. The URL for this vServer is vpn.citrix.com. The backend server has the host name configured as server1.citrix.com. The administrator needs to implement the policy to change the host name from vpn.citrix.com to server1.citrix.com, and vice versa.

Which does the administrator need to configure to meet this requirement?

  1. set transform action "host change" ­priority 10 ­reqUrlFrom "https://vpn.citrix.com/*" ­ reqUrlInto "https://
    server1.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlFrom "https://server1.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlInto "https://vpn.citrix.com/*"
  2. set transform action "host change" ­priority 10 ­reqUrlFrom "https://server1.citrix.com/*" ­ reqUrlInto "https://
    vpn.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlFrom "https://server1.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlInto "https://vpn.citrix.com/*"
  3. set transform action "host change" ­priority 10 ­reqUrlFrom "https://server1.citrix.com/*" ­ reqUrlInto "https://
    vpn.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlFrom "https://vpn.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlInto "https://server1.citrix.com/*" D. set transform action "host change" ­priority 10 ­reqUrlFrom "https://vpn.citrix.com/*" ­ reqUrlInto "https://
    server1.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlFrom "https://vpn.citrix.com/*" ­resUrlInto "https://server1.citrix.com/*"

Answer(s): A



Which step can a Citrix Administrator take to use default compression policies?

  1. Select the compression algorithm (gzip/deflate/identity).
  2. Disable the Citrix ADC compression feature at a global level.
  3. Enable compression on the associated bound services.
  4. Bind the default compression policies to the vServer.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

To put a compression policy into effect, you must bind it either globally, so that it applies to all traffic that flows through the Citrix ADC, or to a specific virtual server, so that the policy applies only to requests whose destination is the VIP address of that virtual server.

By default, compression is disabled on the Citrix ADC. You must enable the feature before configuring it. You can enable it globally so that it applies to all HTTP and SSL services, or you can enable it just for specific services.


Reference:

https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/load-balancing/load-balancing-advanced- settings/enable-compression-on-service.htm



Scenario:
POLICY 1:

add rewrite action ACT_1 corrupt_http_header Accept-Encoding add rewrite policy POL_1 HTTPS.REQ.IS_VALID ACT_1
POLICY 2:
add rewrite action ACT_2 insert_http_header Accept-Encoding "\"identity\"" add rewrite policy POL_2 "HTTP.REQ.IS_VALID " ACT_2
How can a Citrix Administrator successfully bind the above rewrite policies to the load-balancing vServer
lb_vsrv so that POL_2 is evaluated after POL_2 is evaluated?

  1. bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_1 ­priority 110 ­gotoPriorityExpression NEXT ­type REQUEST
    bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_2 ­priority 100 ­gotoPriorityExpression END ­type REQUEST
  2. bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_1 ­priority 90 ­gotoPriorityExpression NEXT ­type REQUEST
    bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_2 ­priority 100 ­gotoPriorityExpression END ­type REQUEST
  3. bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_1 ­priority 90 ­gotoPriorityExpression END ­type REQUEST
    bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_2 ­priority 80 ­gotoPriorityExpression NEXT ­type REQUEST
  4. bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_1 ­priority 90 ­type REQUEST bind lb vServer lb_vsrv ­policyName POL_2 ­priority 100 ­type REQUEST

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

- Pol1 has a prio of 90 so it's evaluated first
-gotoPrioExpression NEXT means that it will evaluate next item in the policy list
- Pol2 has a prio of 100, so it"s avaluated after Pol1



Scenario: A Citrix Administrator made changes to a Citrix ADC, deleting parts of the configuration and saving
some new ones. The changes caused an outage that needs to be resolved as quickly as possible.
There is no Citrix ADC backup.
What does the administrator need to do to recover the configuration quickly?

  1. Restart the Citrix ADC.
  2. Restore from the revision history.
  3. Run saved versus running configuration.
  4. Run highly availability (HA) file synchronization.

Answer(s): B






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