Scenario:
For the last three days, random users of an Application Delivery Group in a XenDesktop Site have
reported that they are denied a connection to applications hosted on the Site’s servers at certain
times of the day. After monitoring the servers, a Citrix Administrator found that the servers are at
peak load during mid-morning and mid-afternoon. The administrator also found that application
prelaunch and application lingering are enabled and the disconnect times are set for two hours for
both prelaunch and lingering. The administrator verified that all of the users have Receiver for
Windows configured properly. The administrator is required to allow licenses and server resources
to be freed and allocated to users who need to use them while not disabling prelaunch or lingering.
Which two steps should the administrator take to fulfill the requirement? (Choose two.)
A.
Set the server load thresholds.
B.
Disconnect sessions using Studio.
C.
End application processes using Director.
D.
Use the default disconnection times for unused sessions.
I would bet on A and D as they seems like only long term solutions
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Default application prelaunch disconnect time is 2 hours and default and the one for application lingering is 8 hours. I don’t think it’s D.
A is correct because you can configure thresholds, that when exceeded, disconnected sessions would be killed.
Since D is not correct in my opinion, the only other viable option we have is B
Any thoughts?
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A is correct.
The default Pre-launch and Lingering timeout is not 2 hours, as dskyo says, but 15 minutes. That is why D is correct.
B and C are manually actions an administrator has to do every day, twice a day. Therefor, that cannot be a suitable answer.
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