Scenario: A Citrix Administrator configured Profile Management using Citrix policies. The administrator enabled the policies and set the order of priority. The administrator later discovered that when users log in, their profile settings are NOT being saved for future sessions. In which two ways could the administrator refresh policies on the Server and Desktop OS machines? (Choose two.)

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A. Restart all Server and Desktop OS machines. Restarting Server and Desktop OS machines triggers a full Group Policy refresh at startup, ensuring all Citrix Profile Management policies are applied before any user logs on. E. Run gpupdate /force from the command-line interface on all Server and Desktop OS machines. Running 'gpupdate /force' on each machine immediately forces a re-evaluation and application of all Group Policy settings including Citrix policies, without requiring a reboot.

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B. Run rsop.msc from the command-line interface. rsop.msc (Resultant Set of Policy) is a read-only diagnostic tool that displays currently applied policies; it does not apply or refresh any policies.

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C. Disable the Windows Firewall on the Delivery Controller. The Windows Firewall on the Delivery Controller has no role in Group Policy processing or Profile Management policy application on VDA machines.

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D. Change priority of the Management Policy in Citrix Studio. Changing the policy priority order in Citrix Studio modifies evaluation precedence but does not force already-delivered policies to be re-applied to machines.

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator configured Profile Management using Citrix policies. The administrator enabled the policies and set the order of priority. The administrator later discovered that when

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