1Y0-440 Exam Dumps : Architecting a Citrix Networking Solution

Scenario: A Citrix Architect holds a design discussion with a team of Workspacelab members, and they capture the following requirements for the NetScaler design project.

• A pair of NetScaler MPX appliances will be deployed in the DMZ network and another pair in the internal network.
• High availability will be accessible between the pair of NetScaler MPX appliances in the DMZ network.
• Multi-factor authentication must be configured for the NetScaler Gateway virtual server.
• The NetScaler Gateway virtual server is integrated with the StoreFront server.
• Load balancing must be deployed for users from the workspacelab.com domain.
• The workspacelab users should be authenticated using Cert Policy and LDAP.
• All the client certificates must be SHA 256-signed, 2048 bits, and have UserPrincipalName as the subject.
• Single Sign-on must be performed between StoreFront and NetScaler Gateway.

After deployment, the architect observes that LDAP authentication is failing.

Click the Exhibit button to review the output of aaad debug and the configuration of the authentication policy.

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What is causing this issue?

A Citrix Architect needs to evaluate and define the architecture and operational processes required to implement and maintain the production environment. In which two phases of the Citrix Methodology will the architect define this? (Choose two.)

Scenario: A Citrix Architect is asked by management at the Workslab organization to review their existing configuration and make the necessary upgrades. The architect recommends small changes to the pre-existing NetScaler configuration. Currently, the NetScaler MPX devices are configured in a high availability pair, and the outbound traffic is load-balanced between two Internet service providers 9ISPs). However, the failover is NOT happening correctly.

The following requirements were discussed during the design requirements phase:

• The return traffic for a specific flow should be routed through the same path while using Link Load Balancing.
• The link should fail over if the ISP router is up and intermediary devices to an ISP router are down.
• Traffic going through one ISP router should fail over to the secondary ISP, and the traffic should NOT flow through both routers simultaneously.

What should the architect configure with Link Load balancing (LLB) to meet this requirement?