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1Y0-301 · Question #54

Which XenDesktop feature will reduce the likelihood of application or desktop disruption during a database outage?

The correct answer is C. Connection leasing. Connection leasing caches connection data locally so users can still connect to desktops and applications even when the XenDesktop site database is unavailable.

Understanding the Architecture and Components

Question

Which XenDesktop feature will reduce the likelihood of application or desktop disruption during a database outage?

Options

  • ASession lingering
  • BSession Reliability
  • CConnection leasing
  • DSession pre-launch

How the community answered

(36 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    8% (3)
  • C
    86% (31)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

Connection leasing caches connection data locally so users can still connect to desktops and applications even when the XenDesktop site database is unavailable.

ASession lingering

Session lingering keeps an application session running after a user closes the last app in the session to speed up future launches, but provides no resilience during a database outage.

BSession Reliability

Session Reliability keeps ICA sessions alive and the display frozen during a network interruption between the client and the VDA, and is unrelated to database availability.

CConnection leasingCorrect

Connection leasing stores lease files on Delivery Controllers that contain recent connection information for users and their entitled resources. During a database outage, the Controller uses these cached leases to broker new and reconnecting sessions without requiring a live database query, significantly reducing application and desktop disruption for end users.

DSession pre-launch

Session pre-launch starts a session before the user requests it to reduce logon time, but does not provide any protection against database outages.

Concept tested: Connection leasing for database outage resilience

Topics

#connection leasing#database outage#high availability#XenDesktop resilience

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