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What does "deploying Citrix Bundle" refer to in Citrix ADC configurations?
The correct answer is B. Distributing Citrix Workspace app to end-users for application access. Deploying a Citrix Bundle refers to distributing the Citrix Workspace app (formerly Citrix Receiver) to end-users so they can access published applications and desktops - making B correct. The "bundle" is essentially a packaged software deployment that gives users the…
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What does "deploying Citrix Bundle" refer to in Citrix ADC configurations?
Options
- ADeploying a set of Citrix ADC instances for high availability
- BDistributing Citrix Workspace app to end-users for application access
- CDeploying a collection of virtual machines for application delivery
- DDeploying multiple virtual servers for load balancing
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B94% (30)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Deploying a Citrix Bundle refers to distributing the Citrix Workspace app (formerly Citrix Receiver) to end-users so they can access published applications and desktops - making B correct. The "bundle" is essentially a packaged software deployment that gives users the client-side tool needed to connect to Citrix-delivered resources.
- A is wrong because high availability in Citrix ADC is achieved through HA pairs or clustering, not something called a "bundle."
- C is wrong because virtual machines are managed through hypervisors (like XenServer or vSphere), not a Citrix Bundle deployment.
- D is wrong because multiple virtual servers for load balancing are configured directly within Citrix ADC as load balancing virtual servers (LBvServers), not through a bundle.
Memory tip: Think of "bundle" as a package deal for users - you're bundling up the Workspace app and handing it to end-users so they can unwrap and access their apps. If it's about the user's client software, think "bundle."
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