1Y0-A19 · Question #1
All users in the Sales group must be able to save documents created on their virtual desktops to USB devices connected to their local desktops. Some users in the Sales group also belong to the…
The correct answer is C. Ensure that the Sales USB policy has highest priority. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
All users in the Sales group must be able to save documents created on their virtual desktops to USB devices connected to their local desktops. Some users in the Sales group also belong to the Remote Users group; however, the Remote Users group must not be able to save documents to a local USB device. An administrator created the Sales USB policy, which allows Client USB device redirection for the Sales group, and the Remote Users USB policy, which prohibits Client USB device redirection for the Remote Users group. Which additional step must the administrator take to meet the needs of this scenario?
Options
- ASet the Remote Users USB policy to 'Disable'.
- BEdit the USB device list on the endpoint device.
- CEnsure that the Sales USB policy has highest priority.
- DAdd Client USB device redirection rules to the Sales USB policy.
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A5% (2)
- B15% (6)
- C73% (29)
- D8% (3)
Community Discussion
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Nina C.Jun 15, 2026The answer is C because in Citrix policy processing, when a user belongs to two groups with conflicting policies, the policy with the highest priority wins, so making the Sales USB policy the highest priority ensures that users who are in both the Sales and Remote Users groups will still get USB redirection allowed, since that policy outranks the one that blocks it.
Yusuf A.Jun 27, 2026So higher priority wins when two policies conflict on the same user, right?
Prof. SaraJun 14, 2026Policy priority wins conflicts, so why does the Sales policy need to outrank Remote Users here?
Toby R.Jun 27, 2026The priority piece is what trips people up here, because XenDesktop policy processing means a user in both groups gets both policies applied, so if the Remote Users policy outranks the Sales policy the prohibition wins even though Sales explicitly allows it. Did you see other questions on this exam where they tested you on the order policies get evaluated, or was this the only one that really leaned on that concept?
Nina C.Jun 28, 2026Right, and the numbering tripped me up too because a lower priority number actually means higher rank, so Priority 1 wins over Priority 2, which feels backwards until you think of it like first place in a race.