A network engineer is troubleshooting a situation where ARP requests for IPs in other subnets (for
example 10.192.12.80) are appearing in the 10.192.8.0/24 subnet. Which command could the
engineer run on the NetScaler to verify IP to VLAN bindings?

Scenario: A network engineer has configured an HTTP application to be load balanced using a
virtual server named Svr1. Users have reported intermittent errors and the engineer has been given
the client IP address of an affected user and asked to determine which back end service they are
connected to. Using the command-line interface, how could the engineer find this information?

Scenario: A network engineer has installed a NetScaler system into their corporate DMZ and would
like to provide access to a web server on the internal LAN. The web server will be accessed by
external users through the NetScaler. The firewall administrator has opened the relevant ports

required on the external and the internal firewall. The engineer notices that the virtual server and
services representing the web server are down and the internal web server does NOT appear
accessible from the NetScaler. What could be the cause of this?

A network engineer should use a HTTP-ECV monitor type to control the status of a load balanced
web server resource when ____. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)

NSROOT is the only account configured with super user rights. In order to initiate the password
recovery procedure, the engineer must ____. (Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.)

Scenario: Primary NetScaler (NS1) is licensed for 10000 Maximum ICA users and 305 Access
Gateway users. Secondary NetScaler (NS2) is licensed for 10000 Maximum ICA users and five
Access Gateway users. From where and which command should a network engineer run to display
diagnostics on the licenses?

Scenario: A network engineer suspects that there is a duplex mismatch in the network configuration.
The NSIP address is 10.10.1.206. How can the administrator verify the configuration in this
scenario?

How could an engineer configure a monitor to ensure that a server is marked as DOWN if the
monitor test is successful?

Scenario: A network engineer created an SSL virtual server and enabled smart card on it. The
engineer tried browsing to the server and noticed the back-end system could NOT see the users
certificates. What could be causing this issue?

A network engineer is investigating issues and suspects that a new server that has been recently
added to the environment has the same IP address as a virtual server that is configured on the
NetScaler. Which command could the engineer run to check the logs that will contain such details?