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1Y0-201 · Question #119

Scenario: A company, OrgA, has an existing XenDesktop site and recently acquired another company, OrgB. OrgB also has an existing XenDesktop site and multiple thin clients deployed using the online…

The correct answer is C. Add the FQDN or IP address of the Delivery Controller in OrgB to the existing store. E. Go to the specific store on the StoreFront servers and enable the 'Configure XenApp for Services. To consolidate two XenDesktop sites into one StoreFront store while supporting legacy online plug-in thin clients, the administrator must add OrgB's Delivery Controller to the existing store and enable the XenApp Services site.

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Scenario: A company, OrgA, has an existing XenDesktop site and recently acquired another company, OrgB. OrgB also has an existing XenDesktop site and multiple thin clients deployed using the online plug-in. OrgA wants all employees to use the current OrgA StoreFront store. Which two changes in StoreFront must a Citrix Administrator make to meet the requirements of the scenario? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AEnable Remote Access.
  • BExport the Multi-store Provisioning file.
  • CAdd the FQDN or IP address of the Delivery Controller in OrgB to the existing store.
  • DCreate a new store using the FQDN or IP address of the Delivery Controllers in OrgA and OrgB.
  • EGo to the specific store on the StoreFront servers and enable the 'Configure XenApp for Services

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    19% (7)
  • C
    64% (23)
  • D
    11% (4)

Why each option

To consolidate two XenDesktop sites into one StoreFront store while supporting legacy online plug-in thin clients, the administrator must add OrgB's Delivery Controller to the existing store and enable the XenApp Services site.

AEnable Remote Access.

Enabling Remote Access configures NetScaler Gateway integration for external connectivity and is not required to consolidate internal resources from two XenDesktop sites into one store.

BExport the Multi-store Provisioning file.

Exporting a Multi-store Provisioning file is used to configure Citrix Receiver to connect to multiple separate stores, not to add a second site's Delivery Controller to an existing single store.

CAdd the FQDN or IP address of the Delivery Controller in OrgB to the existing store.Correct

Adding OrgB's Delivery Controller FQDN or IP address to the existing OrgA StoreFront store creates an additional farm resource connection, allowing StoreFront to enumerate and deliver resources from both XenDesktop sites through a single unified store.

DCreate a new store using the FQDN or IP address of the Delivery Controllers in OrgA and OrgB.

Creating a new store contradicts the stated requirement to use OrgA's current StoreFront store as the single access point for all employees from both organizations.

EGo to the specific store on the StoreFront servers and enable the 'Configure XenApp for ServicesCorrect

Enabling 'Configure XenApp Services Site' on the StoreFront store exposes a PNAgent-compatible endpoint that legacy online plug-in clients and thin clients require to discover and connect to published resources, satisfying the requirement for OrgB's existing thin client deployment.

Concept tested: StoreFront multi-site aggregation and legacy PNAgent client support

Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/3/configure-resources-connect-farms.html

Topics

#StoreFront multi-site#Delivery Controller#XenApp Services#store configuration

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