1Y0-201 · Question #55
Scenario: A Citrix Administrator created a new Delivery Group named 'Sales' and assigned Desktop OS machines to users who are members of the Delivery Group. The Server OS machines assigned to the…
The correct answer is A. Filter in Citrix Studio. Citrix Studio provides built-in filtering capabilities that allow administrators to view active sessions scoped to a specific Delivery Group, making it the correct tool for identifying active sessions on Server OS machines in the 'Sales' group.
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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator created a new Delivery Group named 'Sales' and assigned Desktop OS machines to users who are members of the Delivery Group. The Server OS machines assigned to the Delivery Group are based on Windows Server 2012 R2. Where should the administrator look to identify the number of active sessions to Server OS machines assigned to the 'Sales' Delivery Group?
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- AFilter in Citrix Studio
- BEvent Log on the StoreFront server
- CEvent Log on the Delivery Controller server
- DFilter by collection in the Provisioning Services Console
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(17 responses)- A94% (16)
- D6% (1)
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Citrix Studio provides built-in filtering capabilities that allow administrators to view active sessions scoped to a specific Delivery Group, making it the correct tool for identifying active sessions on Server OS machines in the 'Sales' group.
Citrix Studio includes a Sessions view with filter options that let administrators filter active sessions by Delivery Group name, machine type, and other attributes. This directly answers the scenario requirement to count active sessions on Server OS machines assigned to the 'Sales' Delivery Group without requiring log parsing or external tools.
The StoreFront server event log records authentication and resource enumeration events, not active session counts scoped to a Delivery Group.
The Delivery Controller event log records broker events and errors but does not present an interactive, filterable session count view by Delivery Group.
The Provisioning Services Console organizes machines by vDisk collection, not by Delivery Group, and does not report active Citrix session counts.
Concept tested: Filtering active sessions by Delivery Group in Citrix Studio
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/manage-deployment/sessions.html
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