Citrix Implementing Citrix Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition - 1Y0-A13 Exam Practice Test
In which three entities can an administrator configure single sign-on (SSO) when implementing Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition as a replacement for Secure Gateway? (Choose three.)
Correct Answer: C,D,E
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Scenario: A consultant of a new Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition deployment at a customer site was given the following information and IP addresses to use when configuring the Access Gateway appliance: Internal Citrix XenApp server 5.0 IP address: 192.168.100.12 Time Zone to be used: Eastern Standard Time (EST) IP addresses to be used when configuring the Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition deployment NSIP: 10.165.30.45 MIP: 10.165.30.60 VIP: 12.15.30.62 Which two options should be configured on the Access Gateway appliance in order to communicate with the Citrix XenApp server? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: B,D
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When integrating Web Interface into the default home page, what is the preferred portal mode for Web Interface?
Correct Answer: A
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Which option in the Configuration Utility allows an administrator to limit the number of users who can log in to an Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition environment?
Correct Answer: D
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When creating a Web Interface XenApp Services site for use with Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition, which access method or authentication should be specified for the XenApp Services site?
Correct Answer: B
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In which two instances must an Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition policy name match the name of a filter that is bound to another policy? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: A,D
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Scenario: An administrator is responsible for replacing a Secure Gateway server with an Access Gateway appliance. The administrator needs to make use of the existing Secure Gateway server certificates.What are two certificate formats that Access Gateway 9.0, Enterprise Edition supports? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: A,C
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Scenario: The following configuration is set on an Access Gateway appliance:
By default access to all the internal resources is allowed
Session profile "SesProf1" has client security check for Symantec Antivirus running and is
configured with quarantine group "Quar"
Session policy "SesPol1" is configured to use "SesProf1"
"SesPol1" is bound to Access Gateway virtual server
Intranet IP addresses in group "Quar" are bound to 10.217.2.1, 10.217.2.2 subnet
An authorization policy in group "Quar" allows access to resource "Res1"
The policy expression for "SesPol1" is ns_true
UserA is running Symantec Antivirus on a laptop and tries to log into the Access Gateway virtual
server.
UserB is NOT running Symantec Antivirus but still tries to log in to the Access Gateway virtual
server.
What will be the expected behavior for each of these users?
By default access to all the internal resources is allowed
Session profile "SesProf1" has client security check for Symantec Antivirus running and is
configured with quarantine group "Quar"
Session policy "SesPol1" is configured to use "SesProf1"
"SesPol1" is bound to Access Gateway virtual server
Intranet IP addresses in group "Quar" are bound to 10.217.2.1, 10.217.2.2 subnet
An authorization policy in group "Quar" allows access to resource "Res1"
The policy expression for "SesPol1" is ns_true
UserA is running Symantec Antivirus on a laptop and tries to log into the Access Gateway virtual
server.
UserB is NOT running Symantec Antivirus but still tries to log in to the Access Gateway virtual
server.
What will be the expected behavior for each of these users?
Correct Answer: B
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