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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator initially set up Finance users with Desktop OS machines which are set to suspend during off-peak hours. Now, the administrator needs to change this setting to shut…
The correct answer is D. Set-BrokerDesktopGroup. Off-peak power actions such as suspend or shutdown are a Delivery Group-level setting, changed with Set-BrokerDesktopGroup.
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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator initially set up Finance users with Desktop OS machines which are set to suspend during off-peak hours. Now, the administrator needs to change this setting to shut down the Desktop OS machines to free host resources. Which PowerShell cmdlet should the administrator use to change the existing setting?
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- ASet-BrokerCatalog
- BSet-BrokerMachine
- CSet-BrokerDesktop
- DSet-BrokerDesktopGroup
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Off-peak power actions such as suspend or shutdown are a Delivery Group-level setting, changed with Set-BrokerDesktopGroup.
Set-BrokerCatalog updates catalog metadata such as description or naming scheme and does not control power management actions.
Set-BrokerMachine applies settings to individual machine objects, not to the group-level policy that governs off-peak power behavior for all machines in a group.
Set-BrokerDesktop is not the cmdlet used to configure power management policies; power action settings are held on the Delivery Group object, not on individual desktop sessions.
Set-BrokerDesktopGroup modifies properties of a Delivery Group, including the OffPeakBufferSizePercent and power-action settings such as -OffPeakDisconnectAction and -OffPeakExtendedDisconnectAction. Changing the off-peak machine action from Suspend to Shutdown is applied at the group level, making this the correct cmdlet for the task.
Concept tested: Delivery Group off-peak power management PowerShell configuration
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/manage-deployment/power-management/desktop-os-machines.html
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