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  1. Which port should be opened for ICA traffic when Session Reliability is enabled (Common Gateway Protocol)?

    Answer: 2598

    Session Reliability uses CGP on port 2598, while raw ICA uses 1494.

  2. What is the relationship between a machine catalog and a delivery group?

    Answer: A catalog is a collection of machines of the same type; a delivery group allocates those machines and resources to users

    Machine catalogs define and hold machines, and delivery groups assign desktops or apps from those machines to users.

  3. Which feature lets administrators manage a set of applications and share them across multiple delivery groups?

    Answer: Application groups

    Application groups let you manage collections of apps and associate them with one or more delivery groups.

  4. Which feature should be planned to power machines on and off by schedule and load to lower hypervisor or cloud costs?

    Answer: Autoscale

    Autoscale manages the power state of delivery group machines based on schedules and load to cut costs.

  5. Under Citrix User/Device licensing, how long does an unused license assignment remain before it is released?

    Answer: 90 days

    A User/Device license stays assigned for 90 days of inactivity before it is released back to the pool.

  6. What is the primary goal of a pilot phase in a Citrix implementation plan?

    Answer: Validate the design with a small set of real users before full production rollout

    A pilot checks the design, performance, and user experience with a small group before rolling out widely.

  7. In Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7.x, how is load balancing for multi-session VDAs configured?

    Answer: Load management settings in Citrix policies

    In FMA-based 7.x versions, load management uses Citrix policy settings such as CPU usage and concurrent logon tolerance, which replaced IMA load evaluators.