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1. Scenario: An administrator is planning to set up an environment to build and test a new Access Suite product on a small scale before actually implementing it in the live environment. A Presentation Server farm already exists in this enterprise. Which of the following would be the best plan for testing the new product?

a. Create a new farm for testing and development purposes only
b. Create new zone in the existing farm for testing and development purposes only
c. Use an existing zone in the existing farm and disable zone preference and failover in the farm
d. Use an existing zone in the existing farm and enable zone preference and failover in the farm

Answer: a.

Explanation: The administrator should segregate the test environment so that it does not impact an existing production environment. Testing and development Presentation Servers should not belong to the same farm as the production servers; setting up a separate zone for the test servers in the production farm is not a good option.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Page 27

2. Zone Preference and Failover can be configured:

a. In the MetaFrame Settings of the farm properties in the Presentation Server Console
b. In the MetaFrame Settings of the server properties in the Presentation Server Console
c. In a policy
d. In Common Tasks in the farm node of the Access Suite Console
e . In Other Tasks in the farm node of the Access Suite Console

Answer: c.

Explanation: To configure Zone Preference and Failover, create a policy. In the properties of the policy, navigate to 'User Workspace > Connections > Zone preference and failover' in the left pane. Click Enabled in the right pane. Select a primary and backup zone. Click OK.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Page 145

3. When creating a Presentation Server policy, in which folder of the policy properties would an administrator configure COM and LPT ports?

a. Bandwidth
b. Client Devices
c. Printing
d. User Workspace
e. Security

Answer: b.

Explanation: To configure COM and LPT ports for client devices in a policy, navigate to Client Devices > Resources > Ports and configure the policy rules 'Turn off COM ports' and 'Turn off LPT ports'.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Page 147

4. To attach a load evaluator to an application and confirm the configuration on a server: (Choose 5)

a. Expand the Servers node in the Presentation Server Console
b. Expand the Applications node in the Presentation Server Console
c. Right-click a published application and select Load Manage Application
d. Right-click a server and select Load Manage Application
e. Select the published application in the Available Published Applications list
f. Select the servers in the Available Servers list
g. Select the load evaluator in the Available Load Evaluators list
h. Click the Servers node and select the Usage Reports tab
i. Click the Load Evaluators node and select the Usage Reports tab

Answer: b.c.f.g.i.

Explanation: To attach a load evaluator to an application and confirm on a server, expand the Applications node in the Presentation Server Console, right-click the desired published application and select Load Manage Application. Select the servers that the application will be monitored on in the Available Servers list and click Add, or if all servers, click Add All. Select the load evaluator in the Available Load Evaluators list. Click OK. To verify the configuration, click the Load Evaluators node, select the Usage Reports tab and click By Application.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Pages 155, 156

5. An administrator must perform which of the following tasks to use a Windows 2000 Server Active Directory implementation as the central store? (Choose 3)

a. Enable schema updates
b. Extend the schema
c. Create a central store and assign permissions to the domain
d. Create a Password Manager Organizational Unit

Answer: a.b.c.

Explanation: To use Active Directory as the central store, an administrator must enable schema updates (Windows 2000 Server only), extend the schema and create a central store and assign permissions to the domain.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Page 60

6. To create an application definition:

a. Right-click the published application under the Applications node of the Presentation Server Console and select Create Application Definition
b. Right-click the Applications node of the Presentation Server Console and choose Properties. In Properties, choose the published application in the left pane and click 'Create Application Definition' in the right pane
c. Right-click the Application Definition node of the Presentation Server Console and select Create Application Definition
d. Click 'Create application definition' in Common Tasks in the Application Definition node of the Access Suite Console

Answer: d.

Explanation: To create an application definition, click 'Create application definition' in Common Tasks in the Application Definition node of the Access Suite Console. The Create Application Definition window launches. Choose among Windows, Web and Host/Mainframe for the application type and then choose between 'Create new' and 'Create from an application template'. Click Start Wizard. In the Application Definition Wizard, on the 'Identify application' screen, type a name and description for the application definition and click Next. On the 'Manage forms' screen, add and configure the application forms the agent software must recognize for submitting and changing user credentials. On this screen, click Add Form. The Add Form Wizard launches. In the Add Form Wizard, identify the form, select the field detection method (Send Keys or Control ID), set the field detection rules, configure whether the agent automatically submits credentials to the application or not, configure class information, control matching and initial delay information in the Advanced Settings and confirm all choices. Click Finish to exit the Add Form Wizard and return to the Application Definition Wizard. Name the custom fields on the 'Name custom field' screen and click Next. Use the default icon or specify a custom icon on the Specify Icon screen and click Next. On the Password Expiration screen, choose to run a script when the password expires and you can choose to use the Citrix Password Manager expiration warning. Click Next. Confirm the settings and click Finish.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Pages 77-80 and 185-193

7. _?_ control access to all resources in the access server farm by using filters to define the conditions.

a. Endpoint analysis scans
b. Continuous analysis scans
c. Web Interface servers
d. Policies

Answer: d.

Explanation: Policies control access to all resources in the access server farm by using filters to define the conditions that decide when a policy should be applied.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Page 108

8. Scenario: Your assignment is to create an access policy for the default logon point named SampleLogonPoint. The policy will apply to web resources and files shares and must allow logon. All resource settings must be allowed, except Live Edit. A typical filter must be created for this policy. The filter should apply when RSA authentication is used. The policy should be applied to all authenticated users. (Choose 8)

a. Click the Policies node in the Access Suite Console
b. Click the Policies node in the Presentation Server Console
c. Click 'Create access policy' in the right pane of the Presentation Server Console
d. Click 'Create access policy' in Common Tasks
e. Select Web Resources, File Shares and Allow Logon
f. Select Network Resources, File Shares and Allow Logon
g. Right-click Live Edit under Allow Logon and select Deny
h. Right-click Live Edit under File Shares and select Deny
i. Select 'No filter' and click Next
j. Click New to create a filter
k. Select 'Create a typical filter'
l. Select 'Create a custom filter'
m. Verify 'Do not filter by authentication' is selected
n. Select 'RSA or SafeWord'
o. Select 'Apply this policy to all authenticated users'
p. Select the Users group from Active Directory

Answer: a.d.e.h.j.k.n.o.

Explanation: To create the access policy for SampleLogonPoint as described in the scenario, click the Policies node in the Access Suite Console. Click 'Create access policy' in Common Tasks. The New Access Policy Wizard launches. Type SampleLogonPoint as the policy name and click Next. Select Web Resources, File Shares and Allow Logon. Click Next. Right-click Web Resources and click Allow All. Right-click File Shares and click Allow All. Right Click Live Edit under file shares and click Deny. Right-click Allow Logon and click Allow All. Click Next. Click New to create a filter. The New Filter wizard launches. Type SampleLogonPoint as the filter name. Click Next. Select 'Create a typical filter' and click Next. Select SampleLogonPoint and click Add. Click Next. Select 'RSA or SafeWord' and click Next. Click Next in the Select Endpoint Analysis Outputs screen. Click Finish to close the New Filter wizard. Click Next in the Select Filter screen of the New Access Policy Wizard. Select 'Apply this policy to all authenticated users'. Click Finish.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Pages 230, 231

9. Scenario: You are assigned to use the Firefox Browser Filter to disable client drive mapping for Firefox users on the AppServer01 server. Which of the following steps will you take to start this configuration? (Choose 2)

a. Click the Policies node in the Presentation Server Console
b. Click the Policies node in the Access Suite Console under the CitrixAAC node
c. Right-click Polices and click Create Policy
d. Click 'Create policy' in Common Tasks

Answer: a.c.

Explanation: To disable client drive mapping for Firefox users on AppServer01, click the Policies node in the Presentation Server Console. Right click Policies and click Create Policy. Type a name for the policy. Click OK. Double click the policy you just created. Expand Client Devices > Resources > Drives. Click Mappings. Click Enabled. Select 'Turn off Floppy disk drives'. Select 'Turn off Hard drives'. Click OK. Right-click Disable Client Drives and click 'Apply this policy to'. Click Access Control. Select 'Filter based on Access Control. Select 'Apply to connections made through MetaFrame Secure Access Manager'. Click 'Any connection that meets any of the following filters'. Click Add. Select CitrixAAC in the MetaFrame Secure Access Manager farm from the drop-down list. Select Firefox Browser Filter from the MetaFrame Secure Access Manager Filter drop-down list. Click OK. Click OK in the Disable Client Drives Policy Filters screen. Click OK in the XML Trust Warning message.

Source: CTX-1456AI Citrix Access Suite 4.0: Build/Test Workshop, Pages 243, 244

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