
CitrixCertified Associate – App Delivery and Security (CCA-AppDS) – Traffic Management
Domain 1Objective 2
Identify Citrix ADC Deployment Options CCA-APPDS-TRAFFIC-MANAGEMENT Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Domain 1: Getting Started with Citrix ADC domain, which makes up ~11% of our current practice bank.
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An organization wants to use Citrix ADC to distribute incoming HTTP requests across a pool of web servers to improve performance and reliability. Which Citrix ADC feature is specifically designed for this purpose?
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A company is deploying Citrix ADC to provide SSL offloading for a web application. They have a mix of physical and virtual servers. They want to minimize the number of SSL certificates to manage. What should they do?
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An organization needs a Citrix ADC deployment that can be rapidly provisioned and scaled within a public cloud environment, such as AWS or Azure, without the need to manage underlying hardware. Which Citrix ADC form factor is designed for this purpose?
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A startup wants to deploy Citrix ADC in a public cloud environment (AWS) to load balance their microservices. They want to minimize operational overhead and avoid managing VMs. Which form factor should they choose?
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A network architect is designing a Citrix ADC deployment for a web application. The application servers are on a private network, and clients are on a public network. The architect wants to minimize the number of public IP addresses used and also ensure that the ADC can perform SSL offloading. Which deployment mode should they choose?
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