Scenario: An engineer created a new test Web Interface site for the new XenDesktop farm
that the IT Department is developing. Several weeks later the engineer finds out that several
people across the company have been accessing the new test site. The engineer needs to
ensure that only the IT Department subnets can access the test site. How could the
engineer restrict access to the site so that only certain subnets can access this resource?

A network engineer needs to configure load balancing for an FTP site. Which type of
session persistence method can the engineer select for this scenario?

Scenario: Example.com runs a dating service site that provides a service with videos of
candidates. They want to use RTSP load balancing to stream the videos more effectively.
Which load balancing method should the engineer select?

A network engineer needs to configure load balancing for secured web traffic that does NOT
terminate at the NetScaler device. Which type of session persistence method can the
engineer select for this scenario?

A company has two sites that host six cache web servers that are used to promote sales
information. Which feature on the NetScaler should an engineer enable to provide faster
application performance and also provide additional capacity if the demand increases for
one site?

Scenario: A network engineer has configured a load balancing virtual server for an HTTP
application. Due to the application architecture, it is imperative that a user’s session remains

on a single server during the session. The session has an idle timeout of 60 minutes. Some
devices are getting inconsistent application access while most are working fine. The
problematic devices all have tighter security controls in place. Which step should the
engineer take to resolve this issue?

Scenario: The network engineer has created a monitor and bound it to a service group
containing four web servers to verify that the web application responds. During routine
maintenance one of the web servers is shut down; however, the server state remains UP
and user requests are still attempting to communicate with the server. What could be
causing this problem?

Scenario: An engineer is configuring services to allow load balancing of backend web
servers on the internal network. The engineer bound multiple monitors to the first service,
but notices that the service is reporting as DOWN. The monitor threshold default has NOT
been changed. What could be causing this issue?

What should a network engineer configure to set high availability for a load balanced virtual
server?

Scenario: A NetScaler engineer is adding a new SSL certificate to a NetScaler device.
During the process the engineer receives an error message: “Certificate with key size
greater than RSA512 or DSA512 bits not supported.” The same process has been followed
previously on the same model of NetScaler successfully. What is the likely cause of this
error?