Troubleshoot Using NetScaler Logs CCA-APPDS-GATEWAY Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · medium

   Which NetScaler log level provides the most detailed information for troubleshooting?

   • ADEBUG
   • BINFO
   • CWARNING
   • DERROR
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2. 7expert · hard

   A user reports that they were able to authenticate to the NetScaler Gateway but could not access any published resources. The administrator reviews the audit log and sees a successful authentication event. The syslog shows a policy evaluation that denied access. The newnslog shows the session was established. What is the most likely cause of the user's issue?

   • AThe NetScaler Gateway's SSL certificate is invalid.
   • BAn authorization policy denied the user access to the requested resources.
   • CThe user's session timed out before they could access the resources.
   • DThe backend server is not reachable from the NetScaler Gateway.
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4. 8foundation · medium

   Which NetScaler CLI command displays only the last 50 lines of the syslog file?

   • Ahead -n 50 /var/log/ns.log
   • Bless -n 50 /var/log/ns.log
   • Ctail -n 50 /var/log/ns.log
   • Dgrep -n 50 /var/log/ns.log
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5. 9foundation · medium

   Which field in a NetScaler log entry is used to uniquely identify a specific request or connection for correlation purposes?

   • AClient IP address
   • BVserver name
   • CLog level
   • DTransaction ID
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6. 10application · medium

   A user reports that their ICA session to a published desktop intermittently disconnects every 15–20 minutes. You suspect the NetScaler Gateway is dropping the session. You need to trace the specific session from the user's login to the disconnect. Which log source and search approach should you use first?

   • AEnable audit log level DEBUG and reproduce the issue, then examine the audit log for the user's authentication events only.
   • BSearch the newnslog for entries containing the user's IP address and the session ID, then correlate timestamps with the disconnect time.
   • CReview the syslog for all entries in the last hour and look for any message containing the word 'error'.
   • DCheck the access log on the backend desktop server for the user's login and logout times.
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