1Y0-301 · Question #130
Scenario: A Citrix Engineer needs to configure NetScaler to provide remote access for the remote staff at CCH. After creating a NetScaler VIP address with associated policies and importing an SSL…
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Scenario: A Citrix Engineer needs to configure NetScaler to provide remote access for the remote staff at CCH. After creating a NetScaler VIP address with associated policies and importing an SSL certificate from a trusted certificate authority onto the NetScaler, the engineer browses the URL externally, but finds that the Site is inaccessible. The engineer must ensure that the __________ is bound to the __________ object. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)
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- Aserver certificate; server
- Bserver certificate; vserver
- Cvserver certificate; server
- Dvserver certificate; vserver
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(34 responses)- A3% (1)
- B85% (29)
- C9% (3)
- D3% (1)
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Giovanna H.Nov 5, 2025Exam section: NetScaler Gateway Configuration, specifically SSL certificate binding to virtual servers. Mnemonic: "Certs go to Vservers, not servers" - the V stands for Virtual, and Virtual is where visitors connect. The correct answer is B, server certificate bound to the vserver object. The SSL certificate imported from the CA must be bound to the virtual server (vserver) because that is the entity terminating client SSL connections and presenting the certificate to external browsers, not the backend server object itself.
Mei-Ling H.Oct 20, 2025"Server certificate" not "vserver certificate," D trips you up on that word, B is right.
Giovanna H.Oct 22, 2025Solid catch, Mei-Ling, and worth adding that the CCA-V blueprint ties this directly to the SSL Offload section, so if you drill the Citrix ADC admin guide terminology rather than generic SSL vocabulary, that distractor in D stops looking plausible at all.
Dervla O.Oct 31, 2025Bound the cert to the vserver, not the server, caught me the same way in testing.