1Y0-403 · Question #141
Scenario: A Citrix Architect designed an active/passive XenApp and XenDesktop environment for a customer, where the passive Site serves as the disaster recovery Site for all users. The architect…
The correct answer is C. Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in the passive Site are NOT registered. Explanation/Reference: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/profile-management/current-release/plan/high-availability-disaster-recovery- There are two forms of replication to consider: safe repository. This replication makes it suitable for maintaining a disaster recovery site, for…
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Scenario: A Citrix Architect designed an active/passive XenApp and XenDesktop environment for a customer, where the passive Site serves as the disaster recovery Site for all users. The architect configured a DFS root for user profiles and redirected folders and configured DFS-R to replicate the user profiles and data to a fileserver in the disaster recovery Site. During failover testing, no issues were reported; however, today the customer has an unexpected outage in StoreFront on the active Site which causes sessions to start flowing to the passive Site. The customer reports that several users are experiencing issues logging on and has also stated that Citrix Director is NOT showing any issues for the passive Site. What is likely causing this issue?
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- ADFS-R is NOT supported for use with Citrix Profile Management.
- BMakes no sense
- CVirtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in the passive Site are NOT registered.
- DCan't be because different sites have different DBs and the sessions won't be "shared".
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(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C83% (20)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
Explanation/Reference: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/profile-management/current-release/plan/high-availability-disaster-recovery- There are two forms of replication to consider: safe repository. This replication makes it suitable for maintaining a disaster recovery site, for example. It can be made to work with Profile Management so long as the passive targets are disabled for referrals, and are only invoked when the disaster recovery plan is activated. Two-way replication (also known as active-active replication) is intended to provide local read- write access to global shared data. Instantaneous replication is not necessarily a requirement here. The shared data may be modified infrequently. Important: Active-active DFSR is not supported.
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