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

Scenario: A Citrix Architect has configured two MPX devices in high availability mode with version 12.0.53.13 nc. After a discussion with the security team, the architect enabled the Application Firewall feature for additional protection.

In the initial deployment phase, the following security features were enabled:

• IP address reputation
• HTML SQL injection check
• Start URL
• HTML Cross-site scripting
• Form-field consistency

After deployment in pre-production, the team identifies the following additional security features and changes as further requirements:

• Application Firewall should retain the response of form field in its memory When a client submits the form in the next request. Application Firewall should check for inconsistency in the request before sending it to the web server
• All the requests dropped by Application Firewall should receive a pre-configured HTML error page with appropriate information.
• The Application Firewall profile should be able to handle the data from the RSS feed and an ATOM-based site.

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What should the architect do to meet these requirements?

Scenario: The following NetScaler environment requirements were discussed during a design meeting between a Citrix Architect and the Workspacelab team:

• All traffic should be secured, and any traffic coming into HTTP should be redirected to HTTPS.
• Single Sign-on should be created for Microsoft Outlook web access (OWA).
• NetScaler should recognize Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) and close the session to NetScaler when users hit the Logoff button in Microsoft Outlook web access.
• Users should be able to authenticate using user principal name (UPN).
• The Layer 7 monitor should be configured to monitor the Microsoft Outlook web access servers and the monitor probes must be sent on SSL.

Which method can the architect use to redirect the user accessing to

Scenario: A Citrix Architect has configured a load balancing virtual server for RADIUS authentication. The architect observes that, when the radius authentication action has the virtual server IP address, the authentication falls. However, when any of the individual server IP addresses are used, the authentication works fine.

How should the architect troubleshoot this issue?