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1Y0-201 · Question #98

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator needs to add a new application to an existing XenDesktop Delivery Group. The application must only be available to the Human Resources (HR) user group. How could the…

The correct answer is B. By editing the application in Citrix Studio and limiting the visibility to the HR user group. Application visibility in Citrix Studio can be restricted to specific users or groups directly through the application's properties, without requiring policies or folder structures.

Managing Applications and Desktops

Question

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator needs to add a new application to an existing XenDesktop Delivery Group. The application must only be available to the Human Resources (HR) user group. How could the administrator meet the requirements of the scenario?

Options

  • ABy creating a new Group Policy Object and setting security to the HR user group
  • BBy editing the application in Citrix Studio and limiting the visibility to the HR user group
  • CBy creating a new Citrix HDX Policy in Citrix Studio and filtering the policy to allow access to the
  • DBy creating a new application folder in Citrix Studio for the HR user group and moving the

How the community answered

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  • B
    95% (21)
  • C
    5% (1)

Why each option

Application visibility in Citrix Studio can be restricted to specific users or groups directly through the application's properties, without requiring policies or folder structures.

ABy creating a new Group Policy Object and setting security to the HR user group

Group Policy Objects control Windows environment settings and security policies, not Citrix application visibility within a Delivery Group.

BBy editing the application in Citrix Studio and limiting the visibility to the HR user groupCorrect

In Citrix Studio, editing an application's properties exposes a 'Limit Visibility' setting that lets administrators specify which Active Directory users or groups can see and launch the application, directly scoping it to the HR group without affecting delivery or policies.

CBy creating a new Citrix HDX Policy in Citrix Studio and filtering the policy to allow access to the

Citrix HDX Policies manage session and connection settings (audio, display, printing), not which applications are visible to specific user groups.

DBy creating a new application folder in Citrix Studio for the HR user group and moving the

Application folders in Citrix Studio organize applications for administrative purposes and do not restrict visibility or access based on user group membership.

Concept tested: Citrix application visibility restriction per user group

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

Topics

#application management#Delivery Group#application visibility#user groups

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