1Y0-301 · Question #13
Which statement accurately describes the purpose of StoreFront beacons?
The correct answer is D. Determine whether a user is connected to a local network or connecting from the Internet so that. StoreFront beacons are URLs used by Citrix Receiver to test network reachability and determine whether the client is on an internal or external network.
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Which statement accurately describes the purpose of StoreFront beacons?
Options
- ADetermine which servers are up in a highly available StoreFront server group.
- BSent to XenApp and XenDesktop Delivery Controllers to determine which resources a user has
- CAllow StoreFront to automatically update receiver clients when a beacon from an old receiver
- DDetermine whether a user is connected to a local network or connecting from the Internet so that
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A2% (1)
- B6% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D90% (45)
Why each option
StoreFront beacons are URLs used by Citrix Receiver to test network reachability and determine whether the client is on an internal or external network.
Server group health in a StoreFront HA deployment is managed by the StoreFront cluster propagation and load balancing logic, not by beacons.
Resource enumeration for users is handled by communication between StoreFront and XenApp/XenDesktop Delivery Controllers via the XML service, not beacons.
Receiver auto-update functionality is a separate feature managed through StoreFront Receiver for Web settings or Receiver Auto-Update policy, not beacons.
StoreFront uses internal and external beacon URLs that Citrix Receiver probes to decide whether the user is inside the corporate network or connecting from the Internet. This determination controls whether Receiver connects directly to StoreFront or routes through a NetScaler/Citrix Gateway, ensuring the correct access path is selected automatically.
Concept tested: StoreFront beacon configuration for network detection
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/current-release/configure-beacons.html
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