Configure Load Balancing Entities CCA-APPDS-TRAFFIC-MANAGEMENT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of binding a service to a load balancing vServer?

   • ATo assign a health monitor to the service
   • BTo enable the vServer to distribute traffic to that service
   • CTo create a service group
   • DTo define the load balancing method
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2. 7expert · hard

   A company runs a web application where users must remain on the same backend server for their entire session. The application is accessed from both a corporate network (using a limited set of NAT IPs) and from the public internet. The administrator is concerned that SOURCEIP persistence might cause uneven load distribution because many corporate users share the same NAT IP. What is the best solution to maintain session stickiness while avoiding load imbalance?

   • AUse LEASTCONNECTION load balancing method without persistence.
   • BUse a load balancing policy to route corporate users to a specific server.
   • CUse COOKIEINSERT persistence, which inserts a cookie to track the session and ensures stickiness regardless of the client IP.
   • DUse SOURCEIP persistence and accept the potential load imbalance.
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4. 8expert · hard

   A company's web application uses a mix of static and dynamic content. The administrator wants to ensure that requests for static content (e.g., images, CSS) are sent to a dedicated static content server, while dynamic requests are load balanced across the application servers. What is the most appropriate configuration?

   • AConfigure a load balancing vServer with SOURCEIP persistence.
   • BConfigure a load balancing vServer with a URLHASH load balancing method.
   • CCreate two separate load balancing vServers and configure DNS to route based on the requested file type.
   • DConfigure a content switching vServer to route based on URL, with policies for static and dynamic content.
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5. 9application · medium

   An organization has a farm of 20 identical web servers that will be added to a Citrix ADC load balancing configuration. The administrator wants to minimize configuration overhead and make it easy to add or remove servers in the future. What is the most efficient approach for configuring these backend servers?

   • AConfigure the vServer with the IP range of the backend servers and let it auto-discover them.
   • BCreate a service group with the common settings (protocol HTTP, port 80), then add each server's IP address as a member of the group and bind the group to the vServer.
   • CCreate 20 individual service objects, each with its own IP, and bind all of them to the vServer.
   • DCreate a single service object with the IP of the first server and use a wildcard to include the others.
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6. 10foundation · easy

   What is the primary benefit of using a service group instead of individual services in a load balancing configuration?

   • AIt allows different protocols for each backend server
   • BIt simplifies management by applying common settings to multiple services
   • CIt eliminates the need for a vServer
   • DIt automatically scales backend servers
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