A Citrix Administrator needs to configure Store Front for High Availability in order to aggregate resources from multiple deployments.
Which two requirements or restrictions should the administrator consider when deciding to set up highly available multi-site configurations for stores? (Choose two.)
A. App Controller applications can also be aggregated as long as they have the same name and path on each server
B. StoreFront only provides access to backup deployments for disaster recovery when all the primary sites are available
C. While running ‘Propagate task’, the administrator CANNOT make any further changes until all the servers in the group have been updated
D. If synchronization of user’s application subscriptions is configured between stores on separate StoreFront deployments, the stores must have the same name in each server group
|
Download Printable PDF. VALID exam to help you PASS. |
 |
ANS:CD
The answer should be B and D
https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/current-release/plan/high-availability-and-multi-site-configuration.html
Important considerations
When you decide whether to set up highly available multi-site configurations for your stores, consider the following requirements and restrictions.
– Desktops and applications must have the same name and path on each server to be aggregated. In addition, the properties of aggregated resources, such as names and icons, must be the same. If this is not the case, users could see the properties of their resources change when Citrix Workspace app enumerates the available resources.
-Assigned desktops, both pre-assigned and assigned-on-first-use, should not be aggregated. Ensure that Delivery Groups providing such desktops do not have the same name and path in sites that you configure for aggregation.
– App Controller applications cannot be aggregated.
-If you configure synchronization of users’ application subscriptions between stores on separate StoreFront deployments, the stores must have the same name in each server group. In addition, both server groups must reside within the Active Directory domain containing your users’ accounts or within a domain that has a trust relationship with the user accounts domain.
– StoreFront only provides access to backup deployments for disaster recovery when all the primary sites in the equivalent deployment set are unavailable. If a backup deployment is shared between multiple equivalent deployment sets, all the primary sites in each of the sets must be unavailable before users can access the disaster recovery resources.
My bad the original answer is correct.