1Y0-401 · Question #6
Scenario: Users from a remote research lab have very limited WAN bandwidth to their nearest datacenter. The users need to print over the WAN. What should an architect recommend to optimize printer…
The correct answer is A. Optimize WAN traffic through CloudBridge. For remote users with limited WAN bandwidth needing to print, implementing a WAN optimization solution like CloudBridge (Citrix SD-WAN) is recommended to efficiently handle printer traffic.
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- AOptimize WAN traffic through CloudBridge.
- BIncrease the WAN bandwidth through a WAN link upgrade.
- CRestrict overall session bandwidth through a HDX bandwidth policy.
- DRestrict printer redirection bandwidth through a HDX bandwidth policy.
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(24 responses)- A71% (17)
- B17% (4)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
For remote users with limited WAN bandwidth needing to print, implementing a WAN optimization solution like CloudBridge (Citrix SD-WAN) is recommended to efficiently handle printer traffic.
CloudBridge, now known as Citrix SD-WAN, is a WAN optimization solution that employs techniques such as data deduplication, compression, and traffic shaping to significantly reduce the amount of data transferred over limited WAN links, making printer traffic and other applications more efficient without increasing bandwidth.
Increasing WAN bandwidth directly resolves the issue but is a costly and often slow solution that doesn't optimize the existing traffic's efficiency.
Restricting overall session bandwidth through an HDX policy would limit all traffic, potentially hindering user productivity for non-printing tasks, and does not specifically optimize printer data.
Restricting printer redirection bandwidth via an HDX policy would slow down print jobs without employing data optimization techniques to make the existing bandwidth more effective.
Concept tested: WAN optimization for remote printing
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/sd-wan/current-release/product-overview/features-and-benefits/wan-optimization.html
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