A. Set the concurrent logon limit to 10. B. Apply the limit user sessions policy using a filter. C. Assign a load evaluator to the published application. D. Apply the connection access control policy using a filter.
Answer: C
Section: (none)
Explanation/Reference:
Option A is invalid because it would affect ALL published applications, the question is very specific to 1 application.
Option B would apply to ALL users because they all belong to the same worker group
Option C is correct is it only applies to the published application
QUESTION 3
Scenario: A server farm has 12 servers in the FARM worker group with more than 1,000 users and 20 published applications. Two of the published applications perform excessive CPU context switches.
What can the administrator do to ensure that the resource-intensive applications will run optimally in the server farm?
A. Assign a load evaluator to the FARM worker group. B. Assign a load evaluator to both resource-intensive applications. C. Apply the multi-Steam policy to both resource-intensive applications. D. Apply the session importance policy to both resource-intensive applications
Answer: B
Section: (none)
Explanation/Reference:
v4 - answer changed.
Answer should be B, previously was D. A load evaluator can look at cpu context switches, but the default and advanced dont look at that. So you need to create a custom load evaluator with cpu context switches enabled, and apply it to the 2 applications.
QUESTION 4
Which policy should an administrator configure so that if all servers in a worker group go offline, XenApp redirects user connections to a backup worker group?
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