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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator changed a policy setting in Citrix Studio and assigned the policy to the default user group XDWin8Users. The administrator then tested the new setting with User1…
The correct answer is A. Use the Modeling Wizard in Citrix Studio. The Citrix Policy Modeling Wizard in Studio is the correct first step to investigate why a Citrix policy is not applying as expected to a specific user.
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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator changed a policy setting in Citrix Studio and assigned the policy to the default user group XDWin8Users. The administrator then tested the new setting with User1, who is a member of the XDWin8Users group. After logging on with User1, the administrator finds that the new setting is NOT working. What is the first step the administrator should take to investigate this issue?
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- AUse the Modeling Wizard in Citrix Studio.
- BGenerate a Resultant Set of Policy report on a Domain Controller.
- CGenerate a Resultant Set of Policy report on the Desktop OS machines.
- DUse the Modeling Wizard in Microsoft Group Policy Management console.
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(23 responses)- A74% (17)
- B9% (2)
- C13% (3)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
The Citrix Policy Modeling Wizard in Studio is the correct first step to investigate why a Citrix policy is not applying as expected to a specific user.
The Citrix Studio Modeling Wizard simulates how Citrix policies are evaluated and merged for a specific user and machine combination, revealing which policies are applied, their priority order, and which settings win when conflicts exist. It is the fastest first diagnostic step for a Citrix-specific policy application problem because it directly models the resultant Citrix policy set without requiring a live session.
Generating a Resultant Set of Policy report on a Domain Controller evaluates Windows Group Policy Objects, not Citrix policies configured in Studio, so it would not diagnose a Citrix-specific policy application failure.
Running RSoP on the Desktop OS machine also targets Windows GPOs rather than Citrix policies and would not reveal why a setting configured in Citrix Studio is not taking effect.
The Microsoft Group Policy Management console Modeling Wizard models Active Directory Group Policy, not Citrix policies, and is therefore the wrong tool when the policy was set in Citrix Studio.
Concept tested: Citrix Studio Policy Modeling Wizard for policy troubleshooting
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/policies/policies-compare-model.html
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