Use AppFlow to Monitor and Troubleshoot CCA-APPDS-TRAFFIC-MANAGEMENT Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21application · medium

   A Citrix ADC administrator needs to enable AppFlow for a specific vServer. The administrator has created an AppFlow action and a policy. What is the correct order of configuration steps to activate AppFlow for the vServer?

   • ACreate the action, bind it globally, then create the policy.
   • BCreate the policy, create the action, bind the action to the vServer.
   • CCreate the action, create the policy, bind the policy to the vServer.
   • DBind the action to the vServer, then create the policy.
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2. 22application · medium

   An administrator is configuring AppFlow on a Citrix ADC to send flow data to an external collector at IP 192.168.10.50. The collector expects to receive data on UDP port 4739. The administrator has already created an AppFlow action. What additional configuration is required to complete the setup?

   • ABind the AppFlow action to a global policy or a vServer policy, and ensure the collector is reachable from the ADC's NSIP.
   • BEnable AppFlow on each individual service bound to the vServer, not on the vServer itself.
   • CCreate an AppFlow template and bind it to the action, then restart the ADC.
   • DConfigure a load balancing vServer for the collector and add the ADC as a service member.
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4. 23application · medium

   A company runs a web application behind a Citrix ADC. Users report intermittent slow page loads, but the application team cannot reproduce the issue. The network team suspects the problem is related to specific client IP ranges or URL patterns. The company already uses Citrix ADM for centralized management. Which approach should the administrator take to identify the affected traffic patterns?

   • AEnable AppFlow on the ADC and configure Citrix ADM as the collector, then use ADM's analytics dashboards to filter by client IP and URL.
   • BConfigure an SNMP trap on the ADC to send alerts whenever the CPU usage exceeds 80%.
   • CEnable TCP buffering on the ADC and review the TCP dump files captured on the ADC's management interface.
   • DUse the 'show appflow stats' command on the ADC CLI to view real-time flow counters for each client IP.
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5. 24foundation · easy

   What must be configured on Citrix ADC to receive and process AppFlow data?

   • AA content switching policy
   • BA load balancing virtual server
   • CAn SSL certificate
   • DAn AppFlow collector
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6. 25application · medium

   A Citrix ADC administrator wants to use AppFlow data to troubleshoot a performance issue for a specific application. The company already has Citrix ADM deployed. The administrator has enabled AppFlow on the ADC but does not see any application-level analytics in ADM. What is the most likely reason for this?

   • AThe ADC must be rebooted after enabling AppFlow for the data to be exported.
   • BADM does not support AppFlow as a collector; a third-party tool is required.
   • CThe AppFlow action is configured to send data to the wrong collector IP or port.
   • DAppFlow only exports NetFlow v9, which ADM cannot parse.
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