
CitrixCertified Associate – Virtualization (CCA-V)
Domain 5Objective 2
Analyze Performance and Usage CCA-V-CURRENT Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Monitoring Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Deployments domain, which makes up ~13% of our current practice bank.
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An administrator is evaluating the performance of a Citrix Virtual Desktops deployment. The administrator wants to compare the average logon duration between two delivery groups over the past week. Which approach in Citrix Director is most efficient?
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Users in a remote office report that their virtual desktops are slow to respond to mouse clicks and keyboard input. The administrator checks Director and sees that the 'ICA RTT' is high for these users, but the VDA's CPU and memory usage are normal. Which action is most likely to improve the user experience?
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A company wants to optimize its Citrix Virtual Apps deployment by identifying which applications are used most frequently and during which hours. The administrator needs a report that shows application usage over time. Which feature in Citrix Director should be used?
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A Citrix administrator needs to generate a report for management showing the average logon duration for the past month, broken down by delivery group. Which feature in Citrix Director should be used to create this report?
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A Citrix administrator notices that a VDA's CPU usage is consistently at 100% for extended periods, but users are not reporting performance issues. The VDA hosts a batch processing application that runs overnight. Which action is most appropriate?
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