1Y0-402 Exam - Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop 7.15 Assessment, Design, and Advanced Configurations

NEW QUESTION 1
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to assess a XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The XenApp and XenDesktop diagram in the Exhibit gives details about the current Site and Zone design.
Click the Exhibit button to view the diagram.



Which statement is correct if all the Delivery Controllers in the Primary Zone fail?

• A. Satellite Zone 2 will be promoted and the Primary Zone Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines will register within Satellite Zone 2.
• B. Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in the Primary Zone will register within Satellite Zone 1.
• C. Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in the Primary Zone will register within Satellite Zone 2.
• D. Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in the Primary Zone will NOT register within Satellite Zone 1 or Satellite Zone 2.

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION 2
Scenario: A Citrix Architect is using LDAP as single-factor authentication. The architect is migrating the environment to Citrix Cloud and wants to retain the same authentication procedure for XenApp and XenDesktop service in Citrix Cloud.
Which deployment strategy should the architect use for NetScaler and StoreFront to ensure that the solution reduces management overhead without incurring additional costs?

• A. Use Citrix Cloud NetScaler Gateway service and on-premises StoreFront.
• B. Set up a new NetScaler VPX instance and StoreFront on-premises.
• C. Use Citrix Cloud NetScaler Gateway service and Citrix Cloud Workspace.
• D. Set up NetScaler with bring-your-own license (BYOL) and StoreFront in a public cloud.

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION 3
Scenario: A Citrix Architect has implemented a multi-location profile strategy as part of a large XenApp and XenDesktop solution. The architect needs to implement a single policy that sets the profile path for all users.
New York users – Server:NYC-FS.company.lan – Share: NYC-Profiles$
Miami users – Server:MIA-FS.company.lan – Share: MIA-Profiles$
San Francisco users – Server:SFO-FS.company.lan – Share: SFO-Profiles$ The architect has proposed the usage of the following path for all users:
\#Loc#-FS.company.lan#Loc#-Profiles$#sAMAccountName#%ProfileVer%
What does the architect need to define in order to use the above path for all users as the profile location?

• A. A Loc variable using the Current-Location attribute
• B. A new attribute called Loc using Active Directory Explorer
• C. A user environment variable Loc using a login script
• D. A DFS-ROOT variable per datacenter and incorporate the user environment variable %homeshare%

Answer: C

NEW QUESTION 4
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to redesign an existing XenApp and XenDesktop environment to use Machine Creation Services (MCS). During the design discussions, the locations for the MCS-provisioned thin clone machine disks are proposed as shown in the Exhibit.
Click the Exhibit button to view the details.


Which two potential drawbacks should the architect address with the customer before proceeding with this configuration? (Choose two.)

• A. It is limited to NFS shared storage.
• B. It will require substantial read IOPS from the shared storage location during machine creation and updates.
• C. It will require substantial write IOPS to the shared storage location as temporary data is written.
• D. It will require more storage to be allocated on the VM hosts compared with other options.
• E. It is limited to certain hypervisors.

Answer: CE

NEW QUESTION 5
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment.
The architect has identified the access requirements listed in the Exhibit. Click the Exhibit button to view the requirements.

A single store has already been configured with the following settings, every other setting has been kept as a default.
Username/Password authentication
No resource filtering
NetScaler Gateway is configured for authentication
No IIS redirection
Deploy Receiver 4.10 installer
The architect needs to evaluate whether the current store, which cannot be changed, meets the requirements of the user groups and needs to determine how many additional stores are required.
How many additional StoreFront stores does the architect need to support the requirements shown in the Exhibit?

• A. 1
• B. 4
• C. 3
• D. 5
• E. 2

Answer: E

NEW QUESTION 6
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to manage the disaster recovery process for a XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The environment currently consists of an active datacenter which is typically accessed by users and a disaster recovery (DR) datacenter which would be used in the event that a disaster impacts the primary datacenter. The organization has made it a priority to minimize the loss of data when failing over between datacenters and has begun planning for an event in which the environment must fail over from the primary datacenter to the DR datacenter.
What is the appropriate sequence of steps that the architect should follow after getting management approval to complete the process in case of such an event?

• A. Block access to primary datacenter, complete replication, terminate/drain existing sessions, reverse direction of replication, enable access in DR datacenter
• B. Block access to primary datacenter, terminate/drain existing sessions, complete replication, reverse direction of replication, enable access in DR datacenter
• C. Terminate/drain existing sessions, complete replication, block access to primary datacenter, enable access in DR datacenter, reverse direction of replication
• D. Complete replication, terminate/drain existing sessions, block access to primary datacenter, reverse direction of replication, enable access in DR datacenter
• E. Complete replication; block access to primary datacenter, terminate/drain existing sessions, enable access in DR datacenter, reverse direction of replication
• F. Terminate/drain existing sessions; block access to primary datacenter, complete replication, reverse direction of replication, enable access in DR datacenter

Answer: D

NEW QUESTION 7
Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing an environment for a large company. The company has identified the following user groups and requirements.
Product Managers - Typically, they work from inside the company network but are able to work from home. They need to use a variety of standard productivity and web-based SaaS applications.
Field Sales Engineers - They frequently work with mobile devices and tend to access the environment externally. They need access to sales tools and the front-end of the customer database.
Web Developers - Internal and remote workers who use specialized hardware with a graphics card to handle resource-intensive applications
Which FlexCast model should the architect assign to Product Managers?

• A. Hosted VDI
• B. Remote PC
• C. VM Hosted Applications
• D. Published Apps
• E. Published Desktops

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION 8
Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a XenApp and XenDesktop environment and needs to design machine catalogs and Delivery Groups. Users should only be able to access their assigned resources.
Click on the Exhibit button to view the design requirements.

What is the appropriate design using the minimum number of machine catalogs and Delivery Groups, based on the requirements in the Exhibit?

• A. 1 machine catalog, 2 Delivery Groups, and no tagging
• B. 2 machine catalogs, 3 Delivery Groups, and tagging for the machine hosting the Engineering application- QA version
• C. 3 machine catalogs, 4 Delivery Groups, and no tagging
• D. 1 machine catalog, 1 Delivery Group, and tagging for the machine hosting the Engineering application - QA version

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION 9
Scenario: A Citrix Architect has designed an active/passive XenApp and XenDesktop environment for a customer, where the passive datacenter serves as the disaster recovery (DR) datacenter for all users.
The following has been configured:
NetScaler Gateways in both datacenters, each with a unique URL
NetScaler load balancing of StoreFront and Delivery Controller XML services
A separate XenApp and XenDesktop Site at each datacenter
Two StoreFront servers deployed in each datacenter aggregating resources from the Delivery Controllers in the respective datacenter
During a disaster recovery strategy review, the IT infrastructure director recommends exploring cloud-based disaster recovery options for the XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The director reminds the team that the new solution would also have to support the following objectives:
The DR environment needs to be fully functional in the event that the primary datacenter goes completely offline.
The DR environment should require minimal operating costs until it is needed to host active user sessions.
In a DR event, active user sessions should connect directly to the resource location without going through additional hops.
The architect develops four different conceptual diagrams to display the current architecture as well as the potential cloud-based DR locations.
Click the Exhibit button to view the conceptual diagrams.


Based on the diagrams and above requirements, which Site architecture should the architect use?

• A. Option 4
• B. Option 2
• C. Option 3
• D. Option 1

Answer: D

NEW QUESTION 10
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment. While designing Universal Print server (UPS) for the customer, the architect is asked to ensure that the UPS design can handle 500 simultaneous print jobs per minute.
What must the architect deploy to support the load estimated by the customer?

• A. Two UPS servers and configure UPS for load balancing policy
• B. Ten UPS servers and configure UPS for load balancing policy
• C. Five UPS servers and configure NetScaler load balancing
• D. Two UPS servers and configure NetScaler load balancing
• E. Five UPS servers and configure UPS for load balancing policy
• F. Ten UPS servers and configure NetScaler load balancing

Answer: E

NEW QUESTION 11
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment. Currently, the environment is configured with two locations with identical XenDesktop Sites. Each Site has two Delivery Controllers, two StoreFront servers, and one NetScaler high availability pair. The same applications have been
published from both Sites for all the users. Two Zones (Zone A and Zone B) are configured in each Site with one Controller in each zone. The Microsoft Exchange server is only accessible from Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in Zone A in each Site.
The following access requirements have been identified:
Users should have a single URL when accessing resources from different Sites.
Users should always connect to the datacenter closest to their location.
Applications added to Favorites within Citrix Receiver should be retained when accessed from different Sites.
Launched applications and desktops should always connect through a local NetScaler.
No duplication of applications published from different Sites.
Microsoft Outlook should always launch in Zone A.
The architect should recommend configuring Optimal Gateway routing on _____ across both locations to ensure that users connect through a local NetScaler. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)

• A. Delivery Controllers
• B. StoreFront servers
• C. Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) vServers
• D. NetScaler appliances

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION 12
Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a new, 2,000-user XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The environment will use Windows Server 2021 for all Site infrastructure components (Delivery Controllers, StoreFront servers, Provisioning Services servers, Citrix Director). Provisioning Services (PVS) will be used to provision Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines. The environment will include two primary use cases:
Windows Server 2021 VDA machines providing hosted apps
Windows 10 VDA machines providing random, non-persistent VDI
Within the company there is existing hardware which is hosting non-Citrix workloads. The hardware, which is using a third party hypervisor, has some spare capacity, but NOT enough to support the entire XenApp and XenDesktop environment. As a result, the IT team is planning to purchase additional hardware to support the expected capacity but has NOT determined which hypervisor will be used for that hardware. The IT team would like to utilize the existing hardware and wants to minimize the long-term costs of the solution while still providing a good user experience.
How should the architect design the hypervisor resource pools based on Citrix leading practice?

• A. Build new XenServer resource pools and build all XenApp and XenDesktop components in those pools.
• B. Build new third-party clusters and build all VDA machines and PVS servers in those cluster
• C. Build other Citrix infrastructure components in one of the existing third-party clusters.
• D. Build new XenServer resource pools and build all VDA machines and PVS servers in those pool
• E. Build other Citrix infrastructure components in one of the existing third-party clusters.
• F. Build new XenServer resource pools and build all Windows 10 VDA machines in those pool
• G. Build all Windows Server 2021 components in the existing third-party clusters.
• H. Build new third-party clusters and build all XenApp and XenDesktop components in those clusters.
• I. Build new third-party clusters and build all Windows 10 VDA machines in those cluster
• J. Build all Windows Server 2021 components in the existing third-party clusters.

Answer: BD

NEW QUESTION 13
Scenario: During an assessment of a Citrix Infrastructure, a Citrix Architect finds that there are four active Sites. Each Site has one NetScaler SDX pair and two StoreFront servers in a server group to allow access for internal and external users. Users have to use different URLs when they access resources from different Sites. Single-factor authentication is used for both internal and external access. NetScaler appliances are placed in the DMZ with the appropriate firewall ports configured to allow Citrix traffic. Many of the internal users connect using corporate-owned laptops and some external users also connect using personal devices.
The architect needs to provide a design for a multi-tier environment with segregated internal and external traffic on the NetScaler appliance.
How many NetScaler instances and StoreFront servers are required to meet this highly available design?

• A. Eight NetScaler instances (two in each Site) and sixteen StoreFront servers (four in each Site)
• B. Four NetScaler instances (one in each Site) and eight StoreFront servers (two in each Site)
• C. Eight NetScaler instances (two in each Site) and eight StoreFront servers (two in each Site)
• D. Sixteen NetScaler instances (four in each Site) and eight StoreFront servers (two in each Site)

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION 14
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The customer previously installed all applications locally on managed laptops and desktops but is willing to evaluate other application delivery methods as part of the new deployment. The environment will be standardized on Windows 10 and Windows Server 2021 for the Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines.
As part of an application analysis performed earlier in the project, the information shown in the Exhibit was collected regarding one of the required applications.
Click the Exhibit button to view the information.

Additionally, the customer has the following objectives:
Minimize the amount of additional infrastructure components.
Utilize thin clients as endpoints in order to reduce costs.
Users should NOT have direct access to the thin client operating system. How should the architect install the application?

• A. Directly on a VDA machine image and accessed through a virtual desktop session
• B. On an Application Layer using Citrix App Layering and included in a layered image and accessed through a virtual desktop session
• C. Directly on endpoint devices and included in a virtual desktop session using the Local App Access feature
• D. Stream it to a VDA machine using Microsoft App-V and accessed through a virtual desktop session
• E. On an Application Layer using Citrix App Layering then presented to assigned users as an Elastic Layer during a virtual desktop session

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION 15
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The design has a primary zone and three satellite zones. Each satellite zone has a number of Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines that belong to a single Delivery Group spanning across all three satellite zones.
Click the Exhibit button for more details about the configuration.



How should the architect ensure that the SharePoint application has optimal performance for all the user groups?

• A. Publish SharePoint in an individual Delivery Group within each zone.
• B. Use PowerShell to change the process priority to "high" for SharePoint within Zone-SFO.
• C. Edit the zone properties to only allow SharePoint to launch in Zone-SFO.
• D. Edit the application properties to set Zone-SFO as the home zone for SharePoint.

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION 16
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment.
The table in the Exhibit lists details about the requirements of the current user groups and their Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machine workloads.
Click the Exhibit button to view the table.

The architect should scale the hardware used to host the VMs for User Group 1 to ____ cores. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)

• A. 32
• B. 24
• C. 16
• D. 96
• E. 64

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION 17
Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The design will require three different StoreFront Stores and three corresponding Citrix Receiver for Web sites. Each different Store and Citrix Receiver for Web site will serve different business units. Each of these will also require their own branding and SSL certificate. The solution should remain supported by Citrix.
The architect has already installed StoreFront on a server.
How can the architect achieve the desired design while keeping cost and maintenance requirements as low as possible?

• A. Create two extra IIS Sites, bind the certificates in IIS manager, copy the StoreFront configurations to the two new IIS Sites, and use a text editor to configure all three StoreFront Stores.
• B. Deploy two extra virtual servers, bind the certificates in IIS manager, and install StoreFront again on each new virtual server.
• C. Create two extra IIS Sites, bind the certificates in IIS manager, copy the StoreFront configuration to the two new IIS Sites, and use the StoreFront console to configure all three StoreFront Stores.
• D. Create two extra IIS Sites, bind the certificates in IIS manager, use PowerShell to deploy additional Stores to the two new IIS Sites, and use a text editor to configure all three StoreFront Stores.

Answer: C