1Y0-941: Citrix Load Management and Program
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Answers : D
You have a Metaframe server farm that is currently running in interoperability mode. You create a Load
evaluator for an application running on several of your servers. Some of the servers are Metaframe 1.8 and
some are Metaframe XP. Which of the following is true when you implement the load evaluator for the
Metaframe 1.8 servers?
A.) Create the load evaluators in Citrix Management Console and they are interoperable.
B.) You cannot create the load evaluator.
C.) You must create two load evaluators, one for the Metaframe 1.8 servers and one for the
Metaframe XP servers.
D.) Load evaluators created in the Citrix Management Console do not recognize MetaFrame 1.8
servers.
Answers : D
If your Citrix Metaframe farm is in mixed mode and you use published application load evaluators that
contain the Application User Load rule, which of the following is true?
A.) The published application will be used in load management on all servers.
B.) You cannot do this.
C.) The published application will not be used in load management on all servers.
D.) The published application will not be used in load management on MetaFrame 1.8 servers.
Answers : A
A server always has a load evaluator attached to it. The Default load evaluator is the default.
A.) True
B.) False
Answers : C
How many load evaluators can you have attached to each server in your farm?
A.) As many as you need to optimum its performance
B.) 6
C.) 1
D.) 12
E.) 64
F.) 4
Answers : A
You are directed to configure a server group on a Citrix ICA client. What is a server group?
A.) A list of specific servers that you want to designate as primary and backup servers for connecting to
application sets.
B.) A group of servers that share license information.
C.) A group of servers that share published application information.
D.) A group of servers that a published application is balanced across.
E.) A list of subnet ranges that you want to designate for connecting to application sets.
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