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1Y0-371 – Designing, Deploying and Managing Citrix XenMobile 10 Enterprise Solutions

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Question 1 (Configuring and Integrating the Components of a XenMobile 10 Enterprise Solution)

Which two options are advantages of configuring a scheduling policy to Always? (Choose two.)

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    Improves email flow experience.
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    Reduces the number of authentication prompts.
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    Increases responsiveness of policy pushes.
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    Strengthens security posture.
Question 2 (Managing and Maintaining the Components of a XenMobile 10 Enterprise Solution)

After a successful Android device enrollment through a NetScaler load balancer, the device was immediately selectively wiped.

Which two scenarios could be the cause of this selective wipe? (Choose two.)

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    All of the NetScaler Universal Access Licenses have been allocated.
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    The NetScaler port 443 virtual server did NOT have the XenMobile Devices or Root certificate bound.
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    The NetScaler port 8443 virtual server did NOT have the XenMobile Devices or Root certificate bound.
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    The NetScaler virtual server was re-encrypting back to the XenMobile Server over port 443.

Question 3 (Designing a XenMobile 10 Enterprise Solution)

Which three options must occur on the virtual server during the initial configuration of the Mobile Application Management (MAM) load-balancing virtual server? (Choose three.)

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    The virtual server listens over port 8443.
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    The virtual server listens over port 443.
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    The virtual server requires SSL Session persistence.
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    The virtual server requires CUSTOMSERVERID persistence.
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    The "Load Balancing FQDN for MAM" must correspond to the FQDN specified during initial XenMobile Server installation.
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    The "Load Balancing FQDN for MAM" must correspond to the internal FQDN for the IP address being used.