Data Management Flashcards
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Which PowerShell cmdlet family is used to view or change the Site database connection string on a Delivery Controller?
Answer: Set-BrokerDBConnection and related Set-*DBConnection cmdlets
Each Controller service has a Set-*DBConnection cmdlet, such as Set-BrokerDBConnection, to update its database connection.
What happens to Configuration Logging if its database becomes unavailable and the setting to allow changes is disabled?
Answer: Administrators cannot make configuration changes until logging is restored
By default, if Configuration Logging cannot record changes, Studio blocks admin changes unless the option to allow changes is enabled.
Which statement about Local Host Cache is correct during a Site database outage?
Answer: Existing resources can still be brokered, but configuration changes cannot be made
LHC keeps brokering connections, but Site configuration changes are not possible until the database is back.
Why should the Monitoring database often be placed on a separate SQL instance or database from the Site database in large environments?
Answer: Monitoring data grows quickly and can be large, so separating it eases sizing and management
Monitoring data grows rapidly, so separating it helps with sizing, performance, and backup planning.
A user reports that settings saved in one session are missing in the next on a pooled desktop. What is the most likely cause?
Answer: Profile Management is not configured or the user store path is incorrect
Without a working profile solution and valid user store, changes on non-persistent desktops are lost at logoff.
Which variable is commonly used in the Profile Management user store path to create a unique folder per user?
Answer: %USERNAME%
Including %USERNAME% in the path gives each user their own folder in the user store.
Which Citrix component should be backed up regularly to allow recovery of the Site's configuration, such as catalogs, Delivery Groups, and policies?
Answer: The Site database
Site configuration lives in the Site database, so SQL backups of it are essential for recovery.