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1Y0-231 · Question #102

Which Citrix ADC feature can a Citrix Administrator employ to reuse existing TCP connections?

The correct answer is C. Connection multiplexing. Connection multiplexing allows a Citrix ADC to reuse existing TCP connections between the ADC and backend servers - when a client opens a new connection to the ADC, the ADC can route that request over an already-established server-side TCP connection rather than opening a fresh…

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Question

Which Citrix ADC feature can a Citrix Administrator employ to reuse existing TCP connections?

Options

  • AContent switching
  • BKeep-alive
  • CConnection multiplexing
  • DTCP buffering

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    90% (19)

Explanation

Connection multiplexing allows a Citrix ADC to reuse existing TCP connections between the ADC and backend servers - when a client opens a new connection to the ADC, the ADC can route that request over an already-established server-side TCP connection rather than opening a fresh one, reducing latency and server overhead.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A. Content switching routes traffic to different backend servers based on request content (URL, host header, etc.) - it selects where traffic goes, not how connections are managed.
  • B. Keep-alive is a standard HTTP mechanism that keeps a single client-to-server connection open for multiple requests, but it doesn't allow sharing or reusing connections across multiple clients.
  • D. TCP buffering queues TCP data to smooth out transmission speeds - it optimizes throughput, not connection reuse.

Memory tip: Think of multiplexing like a shared taxi - multiple passengers (client requests) share one ride (TCP connection) to the same destination (backend server), versus each client hailing their own car.

Topics

#connection multiplexing#TCP connection reuse#connection optimization#session management

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