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In Citrix ADC, how do you enable Remote Desktop access to applications?
The correct answer is A. By configuring App Tunnels for each application. App Tunnels in Citrix ADC are the mechanism used to enable Remote Desktop (RDP) access to published applications - by configuring an App Tunnel for each application, the ADC proxies the RDP traffic securely through the gateway without requiring a full VPN client on the…
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In Citrix ADC, how do you enable Remote Desktop access to applications?
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- ABy configuring App Tunnels for each application
- BBy enabling Citrix Bundle deployment for remote users
- CBy defining custom parameters for each application
- DBy configuring the Remote Desktop service on the ADC
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A88% (21)
- B4% (1)
- C8% (2)
Explanation
App Tunnels in Citrix ADC are the mechanism used to enable Remote Desktop (RDP) access to published applications - by configuring an App Tunnel for each application, the ADC proxies the RDP traffic securely through the gateway without requiring a full VPN client on the endpoint.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B - "Citrix Bundle deployment" is not a real Citrix ADC feature for remote access; it conflates Citrix with unrelated deployment concepts.
- C - Custom parameters can supplement application behavior but do not themselves enable RDP access; they are configuration details, not the access mechanism.
- D - The Remote Desktop service runs on the target Windows machine, not on the ADC; the ADC's role is tunneling/proxying, not hosting RDP.
Memory tip: Think of App Tunnels as "per-app VPN pipes" - just like you'd open a pipe for each application you want to flow through, you configure one App Tunnel per application to route RDP traffic through the Citrix gateway.
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