Manage Content Switching Rule Precedence CCA-APPDS-TRAFFIC-MANAGEMENT Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1. 1application · medium

   A Citrix ADC content switching vserver has two policies. Policy X is bound with a priority of 100 and matches 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS("/mobile")'. Policy Y is bound with a priority of 200 and matches 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS("/mobile/ios")'. A request for '/mobile/ios/app' arrives. What is the outcome?

   • APolicy X is applied because it has a higher priority (lower number) and matches the request.
   • BBoth policies are applied, and the request is load-balanced between the two backends.
   • CPolicy Y is applied because it is more specific to the request.
   • DAn error is generated because the policies overlap.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   Which method is commonly used to verify that a content switching rule is applied in the intended precedence order?

   • AReviewing the audit log for rule evaluation events.
   • BSending test requests that match the rule conditions and observing which vserver handles them.
   • CChecking the rule's priority number in the configuration.
   • DUsing the 'show cs vserver' command to display rule statistics.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   A Citrix ADC has two content switching rules: Rule A matches all requests for '/images' and Rule B matches all requests for '/images/logo.png'. To ensure requests for '/images/logo.png' are handled by Rule B, what should be done?

   • APlace Rule A before Rule B.
   • BPlace Rule B before Rule A.
   • CCombine both rules into a single rule with an OR condition.
   • DThe order does not matter because Citrix ADC automatically selects the most specific rule.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   How can an administrator resolve a conflict between two content switching rules that both match the same request?

   • ABy adding a 'goto' expression to the rules.
   • BBy deleting one of the rules.
   • CBy increasing the priority number of the rule that should be applied.
   • DBy adjusting the precedence (order or priority) so the desired rule is evaluated first.
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6. 5expert · hard

   An administrator has two content switching policies on a Citrix ADC. Policy A (priority 10) matches 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS("/api")'. Policy B (priority 20) matches 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS("/api/v2")'. The administrator wants requests to '/api/v2/users' to go to a new backend, but requests to '/api/v1/users' should continue to the old backend. Currently, all '/api' requests go to the old backend. What is the most effective way to achieve this?

   • AChange Policy B's priority to 5 and leave Policy A as is.
   • BRemove Policy A and keep only Policy B.
   • CAdd a new policy C with priority 15 that matches '/api/v2' and send it to the new backend.
   • DChange Policy A's condition to 'HTTP.REQ.URL.CONTAINS("/api/v1")'.
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