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Citrix Implementing NetScaler 10 for Networking and Traffic Optimization Sample Questions:

1. What should a network engineer do to prevent unauthorized users from using the root user account?

A) Bind a policy to the root user account.
B) Reset the nsroot account.
C) Change the nsroot password.
D) Create an authorization policy.

2. Scenario: An engineer has configured a virtual server that users access using HTTP port 80. The web application also uses TCP port 81 and 8080 for non-user access. The engineer would like to prevent users from connecting to web servers if any of the ports go down. How should the engineer set this configuration to ensure service availability?

A) Lower the server timeout value.
B) Create monitors for ports 81 and 8080, and bind to the service or service group.
C) Increase the monitor threshold.
D) Create additional virtual servers for ports 81 and 8080.

3. Scenario: A pair of NetScaler devices have recently been installed into the corporate DMZ. The Netscalers have been installed in two-arm mode, with two interfaces in a Internet-facing VLAN and
two interfaces in the internal VLAN. A private management subnet also exists. The NetScaler engineer would like to secure and restrict communication between the management subnet and the SNIP address on that subnet. Which two actions could the engineer take to help with these goals? (Choose two.)

A) Remove the NSIP address from the Netscaler.
B) Configure the SNIP with the -gui SECUREONLY option.
C) Apply an ACL on the specified SNIP.
D) Remove the ACL list to the internal VLAN.

4. Scenario: The NetScaler is connected to two subnets. The NSIP is 10.2.9.12. The external SNIP is 10.2.7.3. The MIP
for internal
access is 10.2.9.3. Web servers, authentication servers and time servers are on the 10.2.10.0/24 network which is available through the 10.2.9.1 router. The external firewall has the 10.2.7.1 address. Traffic bound for Internet clients should flow through the external firewall. Which command should be used to set the default route?

A) add route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.2.7.1
B) add route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.2.9.1
C) add route 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 10.2.7.1
D) add route 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 10.2.9.1

5. Scenario: The network engineer is setting up a new NetScaler using a direct connection. Three networks are connected to the NetScaler. After initial configuration and restart, the engineer would like to
confirm the routing table entries. From which location and which command should the engineer run to display the routing table?

A) From the command-line interface 'show pbr'
B) From the command-line interface 'show route'
C) From the shell 'route monitor'
D) From the shell 'netstat -r'

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