Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to design a new XenApp and XenDesktop environment.
The architect has identified the access requirements listed in the Exhibit.
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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
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I think the correct answer is C, subscriptions can only be activated or deactivated for store.
1 Store for Customer Serverice (Anonymous Access)
1 store for accountants (smart card)
1 store for Graphic Designer Subscriptions on
1 store for executives, sales subscriptions off
It must be a trick question. They said 1 store is already configured but they did not say whether or not it can be reconfigured with the html5 failback option.
The answer could be 3 additional stores assuming the existing can’t be reconfigured or 2 which assumes that it can.
We all know what happens when we assume? Citrix makes as ass out of themselves.
I think C is correct (3 additional stores, total 4).
Finally the need 4 stores:
1x with Smart Card Auth.
1x with HTML5 Client
1x with Anonymous Access
1x already configured
For HTML5 you dont need to create a new store.
You can create a site and change the default client on that site.
The correct answer is E. 2 stores, one for smartcard and other for anonymous.
Trainning reference:
Alternative methods are available for accomplishing goals that previously needed multiple Web Interface sites.
Multiple Receiver for Web sites can be configured for a single Store, so any setting that is specific to a Receiver for
Web does not require multiple Stores. Examples include:
• StoreFront Receiver for Web branding
• Timeout settings
• Receiver deployment, including HTML5 Receiver usage
• Other use cases could i
you forget one thing ” 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.”
which cannot be changed
E
Asks for “how many additional stores”, so 2 addtional and a total of 3
Option : C is correct