Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 Assessment, Design and Advanced Configurations — Question 51

Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a new Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. The design will require three different StoreFront stores and three corresponding Citrix Workspace app for Web sites. Each different store and Citrix Workspace app for Web site will serve different business units. Each of these will also require its own branding and SSL certificate. The solution should remain supported by Citrix.
The architect has already installed StoreFront on a server.
How can the architect achieve the desired design while keeping cost and maintenance requirements to a minimum?

Answer options

• A. Create two extra Internet Information Services (IIS) sites, bind the certificates in IIS Manager, copy the StoreFront configurations to the two new IIS sites, and use a text editor to configure all three StoreFront stores.
• B. Deploy two extra virtual servers, bind the certificates in Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, and install StoreFront on each new virtual server.
• C. Create two extra Internet Information Services (IIS) sites, bind the certificates in IIS Manager, use PowerShell to deploy additional stores to the two new IIS sites, and use a text editor to configure all three StoreFront stores.
• D. Create two extra Internet Information Services (IIS) sites, bind the certificates in IIS Manager, copy the StoreFront configuration to the two new IIS sites, and use the StoreFront console to configure all three StoreFront stores.

Correct answer: C

Explanation

Option C is correct because it utilizes PowerShell to efficiently manage the deployment of additional stores, which reduces manual effort and potential errors. The other options either involve unnecessary replication of configurations or require the use of multiple virtual servers, which increases both cost and maintenance complexity.