1Y0-311 · Question #140
In FlexCast Management Architecture (FMA), all services register with __________. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)
The correct answer is C. Central Configuration Service (CCS). Exam Code: Microsoft Exam Name: Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop 7.15 LTSR Advanced Administration Version: 19.0 , VMware, Juniper, Check Point, LPI, Nortel, EXIN and so on. Our Slogan: First Test, First Pass. Help you to pass any IT Certification exams at the first try. You can…
Question
In FlexCast Management Architecture (FMA), all services register with __________. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)
Options
- ACitrix Trust Service (CTS)
- BConfiguration Logging Service (CLS)
- CCentral Configuration Service (CCS)
- DDelegated Administration Service (DAS)
How the community answered
(67 responses)- A13% (9)
- B4% (3)
- C78% (52)
- D4% (3)
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12The answer is C, Central Configuration Service (CCS). In FMA, all services register with the CCS so that it can coordinate configuration data and service discovery across the site, which is exactly why it sits at the center of that architecture.
The answer is C, the Central Configuration Service. In FMA, CCS is the hub that every other service checks in with so that the architecture can maintain a consistent view of what is running and where. Think of it as the directory that lets services find and talk to each other without hardcoded dependencies. The other options are real Citrix components, but none of them play that registration and coordination role the way CCS does, so if you see "all services register with" on the exam, CCS is the one you want.
Solid breakdown, and worth adding that on the exam they sometimes phrase it as services "registering their availability" which is the same thing, just watch for that wording so you don't second-guess yourself.
Thought A made sense until I remembered FMA services need a single registry, and CCS is exactly that hub.
Right, CCS as the single registry is the key thing the exam hammered on, though I kept second-guessing myself because the wording in some questions made FMA sound almost optional when it is not.
I was sure it was A because CTS sounds like the thing everything would check in with for identity and trust, but then I remembered that FMA is fundamentally about centralizing configuration management, and CCS is literally the hub that all services register with so the whole architecture knows what is running and where. Once you tie FMA to its core purpose of unified configuration, C stops being a guess and starts being obvious.
In FMA, all services register with the Central Configuration Service (CCS), which acts as the hub for service discovery and coordination across the site. The CCS is what lets other FMA services find and communicate with each other, so it has to be the first stop for any service coming online.
The CCS answer is right, but I have seen people get burned by A because Trust Service sounds like the thing everything would register with, and Citrix loves making their distractors sound architectural. In FMA, Central Configuration Service is the registration hub for all services, full stop.
Central Configuration Service is the registration hub, yes, but worth flagging that in a Citrix DaaS / hybrid setup the Cloud Connectors handle the outbound broker communication back to the control plane, so candidates who think purely on-prem FMA may miss how that registration story shifts when you factor in resource locations.
The answer is C, the Central Configuration Service, which acts as the registration hub that every FMA service checks in with so the broker and other components can discover and communicate with each other. I remember staring at this one on my own 1Y0-311 sitting years ago, almost second-guessing myself toward CTS because "trust" sounds foundational, but the moment I traced the FMA diagram in my head I locked in CCS without looking back.
Thought A made sense until I remembered CCS is literally the FMA registration hub.
Right, and the part worth stressing alongside that is the Cloud Connector handles FMA registration locally inside the resource location, so if your Connectors go dark, VDA registration stops cold even when the Citrix Cloud control plane itself is perfectly healthy.