1Y0-201 · Question #80
Scenario: A Citrix Administrator is attempting to troubleshoot a Machine Creation Services related issue and has configured logging for Machine Creation Services. In an effort to resolve the issue…
The correct answer is D. The Machine Creation Services log was overwritten when the service associated with Machine. Machine Creation Services maintains its operational log data within the running service's context (in memory or a volatile log buffer associated with the service process). When the Delivery Controller is restarted, the MCS service also restarts, and the new service instance…
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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator is attempting to troubleshoot a Machine Creation Services related issue and has configured logging for Machine Creation Services. In an effort to resolve the issue, the administrator restarted the Delivery Controller. Now the administrator CANNOT find any data in the Machine Creation Services logs. Why is there NO data in the Machine Creation Services log?
Options
- AConfiguration Logging is disabled.
- BInformation in the Machine Creation Services log is copied to the log archive on restart.
- CMachine Creation Services logging gets disabled when the Delivery Controller is restarted.
- DThe Machine Creation Services log was overwritten when the service associated with Machine
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A2% (1)
- B6% (3)
- C15% (8)
- D77% (40)
Explanation
Machine Creation Services maintains its operational log data within the running service's context (in memory or a volatile log buffer associated with the service process). When the Delivery Controller is restarted, the MCS service also restarts, and the new service instance overwrites or clears the previous log data - leaving no trace of the earlier session. Option A is incorrect because Citrix Configuration Logging is a separate feature that tracks administrative changes, not MCS operational logs. Option B is incorrect because MCS logs are not archived on restart. Option C is incorrect because logging is not disabled by the restart - the log simply starts fresh, with the prior data lost due to the service restart.
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