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Which components can be used as logon page types in Citrix ADC? (Select all that apply)

The correct answer is A. HTML-based logon page C. Username and password logon page D. Certificate-based logon page. Citrix ADC supports three native logon page types used to present authentication interfaces to users: HTML-based logon pages (web form UI rendered in the browser), Username and password logon pages (a specific credential-capture form type within the AAA framework), and…

Section 1: Implement APM for Access

Question

Which components can be used as logon page types in Citrix ADC? (Select all that apply)

Options

  • AHTML-based logon page
  • BCustom Java applet logon page
  • CUsername and password logon page
  • DCertificate-based logon page
  • ERADIUS token-based logon page

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    95% (21)
  • E
    5% (1)

Explanation

Citrix ADC supports three native logon page types used to present authentication interfaces to users: HTML-based logon pages (web form UI rendered in the browser), Username and password logon pages (a specific credential-capture form type within the AAA framework), and Certificate-based logon pages (which prompt for client-side PKI certificate authentication). These are all configurable page types within the Citrix ADC authentication policy infrastructure.

Option B is wrong because Java applets are a deprecated, browser-unsupported technology that Citrix ADC has never used as a logon page type - this is a classic distractor exploiting confusion with legacy web tech. Option E is wrong because RADIUS is an authentication protocol/backend, not a logon page type; when RADIUS is used, the user still sees a standard HTML or username/password page - the RADIUS handshake happens server-side.

Memory tip: Think "HUC" - HTML, Username/password, Certificate. These are the three presentation-layer page types. Anything that sounds like a backend protocol (RADIUS) or a dead browser technology (Java applets) is not a logon page type.

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#Logon Page Types#Authentication Methods#Citrix ADC APM#Access Control

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