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1Y0-203 – Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop 7.15 Administration

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Question 1

Citrix Administrator configured a Citrix policy with the list of filters below:

- Client IP Address: 183.4.0.100-183.4.0.200

- User or Group: Marketing Department

- User Group: Marketing Executives

Which two connections will receive the policy setting? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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    A user who is part of the Marketing Department and part of the Marketing Executives group whose endpoint client IP address is in the range of 183.4.0.100-183.4.0.200
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    A user who is part of the Marketing Department but NOT part of the Marketing Executives group whose endpoint client IP address is NOT in the range of 183.4.0.100-183.4.0.200.
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    A user who is part of the Marketing Department and part of the Marketing Executives group, but whose endpoint client IP address is NOT in the range of 183.4.0.100-183.4.0.200.
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    A user who is part of the Marketing Department but NOT part of the Marketing Executives group whose endpoint client IP address is in the range of 183.4.0.100-183.4.0.200.
Question 2

Which two cloud providers are supported with XenApp and XenDesktop 7.15? (Choose two.)

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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    Amazon Web Services
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    Google Cloud Services
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    Microsoft Azure
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    IBM Cloud
Question 3

Which three statements about Connection Leasing are true? (Choose three.)

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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    When a user logs on to Citrix Receiver, sessions are automatically reconnected.
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    The feature can be enabled or disabled using the Set-BrokerSite PowerShell cmdlet.
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    Only supported for server hosted applications and desktops and statically assigned desktops.
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    Connections are cached by default for a lease period of three weeks.
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    The lease cached can be viewed through the Get-BrokerLease PowerShell cmdlet