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1Y0-201 · Question #71

Scenario: A user needs two Desktop OS machines from the same group open at once. When the user attempts to launch a second Desktop OS machine, the first Desktop OS machine closes and another is…

The correct answer is A. Properties of the Delivery Group. When launching a second desktop closes the first, the Delivery Group is configured to allow only one concurrent session per user, and this behavior is corrected in the Delivery Group properties.

Managing Applications and Desktops

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Scenario: A user needs two Desktop OS machines from the same group open at once. When the user attempts to launch a second Desktop OS machine, the first Desktop OS machine closes and another is launched. What could a Citrix Administrator edit to resolve this issue?

Options

  • AProperties of the Delivery Group
  • BWeb.config file on the StoreFront server
  • CProperties of the Desktop OS machine catalog
  • DVirtual Delivery Agent settings on the Desktop OS machines

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Why each option

When launching a second desktop closes the first, the Delivery Group is configured to allow only one concurrent session per user, and this behavior is corrected in the Delivery Group properties.

AProperties of the Delivery GroupCorrect

The Delivery Group properties include a setting that controls whether a user can hold more than one active desktop session simultaneously from that group. By enabling multiple concurrent sessions in the Delivery Group properties, the administrator allows the user to keep the first desktop open while launching a second from the same group without terminating the original.

BWeb.config file on the StoreFront server

The Web.config file on the StoreFront server controls StoreFront behaviors such as authentication and resource enumeration, not the number of concurrent VDA sessions a user is allowed to hold.

CProperties of the Desktop OS machine catalog

Machine catalog properties define the provisioning method and master image details for machines in the catalog, not per-user session concurrency limits.

DVirtual Delivery Agent settings on the Desktop OS machines

VDA settings on individual Desktop OS machines govern local agent behavior and do not include a policy for controlling how many simultaneous sessions a single user may hold.

Concept tested: Configuring multiple concurrent desktop sessions in Delivery Group

Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/install-configure/delivery-groups-manage.html

Topics

#Delivery Group#multiple sessions#desktop assignment#session limits

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