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Scenario: Users of a corporate StoreFront deployment subscribe to their commonly used applications. A Citrix Engineer creates a second StoreFront deployment group; however when users connect to this…

The correct answer is A. Configure subscription synchronization using PowerShell. StoreFront subscription synchronization between server groups requires PowerShell cmdlets to replicate user application preferences across deployments.

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Scenario: Users of a corporate StoreFront deployment subscribe to their commonly used applications. A Citrix Engineer creates a second StoreFront deployment group; however when users connect to this deployment their subscribed application preferences are NOT retained. How could the engineer ensure that the subscriptions are visible in the second deployment?

Options

  • AConfigure subscription synchronization using PowerShell.
  • BEdit the web.config file and include the other StoreFront deployment.
  • CEnsure that the second StoreFront server group is in the trusted site zone.
  • DUse a script to copy the c:\inetpub folders between all the StoreFront servers.

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  • A
    74% (26)
  • B
    9% (3)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    14% (5)

Why each option

StoreFront subscription synchronization between server groups requires PowerShell cmdlets to replicate user application preferences across deployments.

AConfigure subscription synchronization using PowerShell.Correct

Citrix StoreFront provides PowerShell cmdlets (specifically the subscription store synchronization cmdlets) to synchronize user application subscription data between separate StoreFront server groups. Without this configuration, each deployment group maintains its own isolated subscription store, so users connecting to a second group will not see subscriptions created on the first group.

BEdit the web.config file and include the other StoreFront deployment.

The web.config file controls ASP.NET application behavior and is not the mechanism for synchronizing subscription data between StoreFront deployment groups.

CEnsure that the second StoreFront server group is in the trusted site zone.

Adding a server group to the trusted site zone affects browser authentication behavior, not the replication of user subscription preferences between StoreFront deployments.

DUse a script to copy the c:\inetpub folders between all the StoreFront servers.

Copying the c:\inetpub folders would be a manual, non-supported approach that does not provide ongoing synchronization and could corrupt StoreFront configuration data.

Concept tested: StoreFront subscription synchronization between server groups

Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/current-release/configure-subscription-synchronization.html

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#StoreFront#subscription synchronization#PowerShell#deployment groups

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