During a TLS handshake, the client and server fail to agree on a cipher suite. What is the most likely cause?

The client and server have no common supported TLS version or cipher suite

The client does not trust the server's CA

The server's certificate is expired

The server's private key is not accessible

What type of traffic is secured when TLS is enabled on a Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA)?

HDX and ICA traffic between VDAs and end-user devices

Management traffic to the hypervisor

SQL queries to the configuration database

A Citrix administrator is setting up an internal PKI to issue certificates for StoreFront and Delivery Controllers. The organization wants to minimize cost and administrative overhead while ensuring that client devices can validate certificates without manual installation. What approach should the administrator take?

Use a wildcard certificate from a public CA and install it on all internal servers.

Purchase a public certificate for each server from a commercial CA.

Use self-signed certificates on each server and distribute them to all client devices via Group Policy.

Deploy an internal CA using Active Directory Certificate Services and auto-enroll the root CA certificate to domain-joined clients via Group Policy.

What is the primary reason to configure a specific cipher suite on a Citrix component?

To enable certificate revocation checking

To increase the number of concurrent connections

To reduce the size of the certificate

To ensure compatibility with older clients while maintaining security

A Citrix Gateway is configured with a certificate from a public CA. The certificate is about to expire, and the administrator renews it. After renewal, the administrator notices that the Gateway is still presenting the old certificate. What is the most likely reason?

The new certificate is not trusted by clients.

The Gateway needs a reboot to pick up the new certificate.

The new certificate has a different private key.

The new certificate was not bound to the SSL vserver.

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Configure TLS for Secure Communications CCP-V-CURRENT Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11foundation · easy
During a TLS handshake, the client and server fail to agree on a cipher suite. What is the most likely cause?
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What type of traffic is secured when TLS is enabled on a Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA)?
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13application · medium
A Citrix administrator is setting up an internal PKI to issue certificates for StoreFront and Delivery Controllers. The organization wants to minimize cost and administrative overhead while ensuring that client devices can validate certificates without manual installation. What approach should the administrator take?
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What is the primary reason to configure a specific cipher suite on a Citrix component?
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15expert · hard
A Citrix Gateway is configured with a certificate from a public CA. The certificate is about to expire, and the administrator renews it. After renewal, the administrator notices that the Gateway is still presenting the old certificate. What is the most likely reason?
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