1Y0-240 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Which policy will allow a Citrix Administrator to modify all the URLs in the response body from "http://" to "https://" in an SSL offload deployment?

A. add rewrite action Act1 replace_all "HTTP.RES.BODY(200000)" "\"http://\" " –pattern "https://"add rewrite policy Pol1 true Act1 NOREWRITE

B. add rewrite action Act1 replace_all "HTTP.RES.BODY(200000)" "\"http:\"" –pattern "https://\"add rewrite policy Pol1 true Act1 NOREWRITE

C. add rewrite action Act1 replace_all "HTTP.RES.BODY(200000)" "\"https://\"" –pattern "http://"add rewrite policy Pol1 true Act1 NOREWRITE

D. add rewrite action Act1 replace_all "HTTP.RES.BODY(200000)" "\"https:\"" –pattern "http://"add rewrite policy Pol1 true Act1 NOREWRITE

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator has configured a Responder policy as follows:

add responder action Redirect_Act respond with

"DIAMETER.NEW_REDIRECT(\"aaa://host.example.com\")"

add responder policy Redirect_Pol "diameter.req.avp(264).value.eq(\"host1.example.net\")" Redirect_Act

bind lb vserver vs1 -policyName Redirect_Pol -priority 10 -type REQUEST

What will be the effect of this configuration?

A. Response originated from "host.example.net" will be redirected to "host1.example.com".

B. Request originated from "host.example.net" will be redirected to "host1.example.com".

C. Response originated from "host1.example.net" will be redirected to "host.example.com".

D. Request originated from "host1.example.net" will be redirected to "host.example.com".

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator is troubleshooting a NetScaler issue. The administrator goes to the command line and from the Shell, tails the ns.log to view the log in real time to find the issue. After a few minutes, the administrator noticed that the logs stopped scrolling and the issue was missed.

How can troubleshooting continue using the ns.log?

A. The ns.log needs to be downloaded to the client machine for full viewing.

B. The ns.log service has stopped and needs to be restarted.

C. The ns.log is still running. Press `Enter' and the ns.log will resume.

D. The ns.log has reached its 100 KB limit. Press `CTRL+C' to stop it from running and issue the command "tail-f ns.log" to resume.

Which NetScaler Access Control List (ACL) command can a Citrix Administrator use to bridge traffic originating from 192.168.10.200?

A. add ns acl

B. add ns acl6

C. add ns simpleacl

D. add ns simpleacl6

Which type of NetScaler monitor can a Citrix Administrator use to check the authentication service of the Active Directory Domain Controller?

A. The TCP monitor with the LDAP Base DN parameters configured in the Special Parameters.

B. A custom LDAP monitor with the LDAP Script Name, Base DN, Bind DN, Filter, Attribute and Password parameters configured in the Special Parameters.

C. The Ping monitor with the Active Directory Domain Controller in the Special Parameters.

D. The RADIUS monitor with the Base DN, Bind DN, Filter, Attribute and Password parameters configured in the Special Parameters.

A Citrix Administrator wants to configure independent and isolated access on a single appliance for three different departments to allow them to manage and isolate their own applications.

How can the administrator isolate department-level administration?

A. Configure dedicated routes in the admin partitions for each department.

B. Configure Policy-based Routes for each department in the nsroot partition.

C. Configure admin partitions that use dedicated VLANs.

D. Configure a SNIP in each partition and bind a VLAN for the department.

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator has made changes to the NetScaler, deleting parts of the configuration, and then saved the new configurations. The changes caused an outage which needs to be resolved as quickly as possible. There is no NetScaler backup.

What does the administrator need to do to recover the configuration quickly?

A. Restore form revision history.

B. Run HA file synchronization.

C. Run Save v/s Running configuration.

D. Restart the NetScaler

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator is executing the following commands on the NetScaler: add policy dataset Admin_group ipv4 bind policy dataset Admin_group 192.168.149.10 –index 11 bind policy dataset Admin_group 192.168.149.39 –index 12 bind policy dataset Admin_group 192.168.149.49 –index 13 add responder policy POL_1 “!(CLIENT.IP.SRC.TYPECAST_TEXT_T.CONTAINS_ANY(\”Admin_group\”))” RESET bind lb vserver lb_vsrv_www –policyName POL_1 –priority 100 –gotoPriorityExpression END –type REQUEST

What will be the effect of these commands?

A. All the traffic from users with a source IP address of 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, or

192.168.149.49 will be blocked through the NetScaler.

B. Only the users with a source IP address of 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, or 192.168.149.49 will be allowed to connect to vserver lb_vsrv_www.

C. Only the users with a source IP address of 192.168.149.10, 192.168.149.39, or 192.168.149.49 will be blocked when attempting to connect to vserver lb_vsrv_www.

D. Only the users with a source IP address of 192.168.149.10 or 192.168.149.39 will be allowed to connect to the virtual server.

POLICY 1:

add rewrite action ACT_1 corrupt_http_header Accept-Encoding

add rewrite policy POL_1 HTTP.REQ.IS_VALID ACT_1

POLICY 2:

add rewrite action ACT_2 insert_http_header Accept-Encoding "\"identity\""

add rewrite policy POL_2 "HTTP.REQ.IS_VALID" ACT_2

How can a Citrix Administrator bind the rewrite policies to the LB vserver lb_vsrv such that POL_2 is evaluated after POL_1 is evaluated successfully?

A. bind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_1 –priority 110 –gotoPriorityExpression NEXT –type REQUESTbind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_2 –priority 100 –gotoPriorityExpression END – type REQUEST

B. bind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_1 –priority 90 –type REQUESTbind lb vserver lb_vsrv – policyName POL_2 –priority 100 –type REQUEST

C. bind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_1 –priority 90 –gotoPriorityExpression NEXT –type REQUESTbind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_2 –priority 100 –gotoPriorityExpression END – type REQUEST

D. bind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_1 –priority 90 –gotoPriorityExpression END –type REQUESTbind lb vserver lb_vsrv –policyName POL_2 –priority 80 –gotoPriorityExpression NEXT – type REQUEST

Scenario: A Citrix Administrator is configuring SNMP management on the NetScaler to receive alerts when something fails. The administrator was confident that the Manager, Alarms and SNMP Traps were configured correctly. The following week, there was a NetScaler-related outage and the administrator did NOT get any alerts.

What could be the reason for the SNMP alert failure?

A. The Community Name was NOT configured on the NetScaler SNMP Trap Destination settings.

B. The NetScaler only has Standard licensing.

C. The NetScaler is configured for SNMP version 1.

D. The NetScaler Application Firewall is blocking the alerts from going out.