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1Y0-201 · Question #44
1Y0-201 Question #44: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C: Configuration Logging. Configuration Logging records every administrative change made in a XenDesktop site, making it the definitive source for identifying which maintenance action caused server-hosted applications to disappear from Citrix Receiver.
Question
Scenario: A Citrix Administrator performed maintenance activities in a XenDesktop environment. The next day, a second Citrix Administrator discovers that server-hosted applications are missing from Citrix Receiver. Where could the second administrator go to determine the cause of this issue?
Options
- ACitrix Director
- BStoreFront store
- CConfiguration Logging
- DDelivery Controller Windows Event logs
Explanation
Configuration Logging records every administrative change made in a XenDesktop site, making it the definitive source for identifying which maintenance action caused server-hosted applications to disappear from Citrix Receiver.
Common mistakes.
- A. Citrix Director shows current session and machine state but does not record a history of administrative configuration changes made during maintenance activities.
- B. The StoreFront store displays what applications are currently enumerated and available but provides no audit trail of past administrative changes that altered that list.
- D. Delivery Controller Windows Event logs capture system-level events such as service starts and errors but do not log intentional administrative configuration changes like application unpublishing.
Concept tested. XenDesktop Configuration Logging for administrative change auditing
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