Scenario: During an assessment, a Citrix Architect is asked to review a Citrix policy setting that is NOT being applied as intended. The policy was intended to allow any user from the Managers group who is accessing Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines within the "Win2012 Desktops" Delivery Group to access local client drives from within the HDX session.
However, testing verifies that users from the Managers group are NOT able to view their endpoint's drives from within their session. While verifying the policy settings, the architect notes several misconfigurations.
Click the Exhibit button to view information collected by the architect during the investigation.

Which action would permit the "Allow client fixed drives access" policy to apply to the Managers group?

Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a new Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. Currently, the environment is configured with 2 locations with identical Citrix Virtual Desktops Sites. Each Site has 2 Delivery Controllers, 2 StoreFront servers, and 1 Citrix ADC high-availability pair. The same applications have been published from both Sites for all users. Two zones (Zone A and Zone B) are configured in each Site with 1 Delivery Controller in each zone. The Microsoft Exchange server is only accessible from Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machines in Zone A in each Site.
Six access requirements have been identified:
Users should have a single URL when accessing resources from different Sites.
Users should always connect to the data center closest to their location.
Applications added to Favorites within the Citrix Workspace app should be retained when accessed from different Sites.
Launched applications and desktops should always connect through a local Citrix ADC.
No duplication of applications published from different Sites.
Microsoft Outlook should always launch in Zone A.
What should the architect recommend to ensure that Microsoft Outlook always launches from Zone A for every user?

Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to assess a XenApp and XenDesktop environment. The XenApp and XenDesktop diagram in the Exhibit gives details about the current Site and Zone design.
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What should the architect recommend based on the current Site and Zone design?

Scenario: During an assessment of a Citrix Infrastructure, a Citrix Architect finds that there are four active Sites. Each Site has one Citrix ADC SDX pair and two StoreFront servers in a server group to allow access for internal and external users. Users have to use different URLs when they access resources from different Sites. Single-factor authentication is used for both internal and external access. Citrix ADC appliances are placed in the DMZ with the appropriate firewall ports configured to allow Citrix traffic. Endpoint scanning is being used to ensure that an updated antivirus client is installed on BYO devices. Many of the internal users connect using corporate-owned laptops and some external users also connect using their own devices.
Which two risks can the architect identify from this scenario? (Choose two.)

Scenario: A Citrix Architect needs to manage the disaster recovery (DR) process for a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. The environment currently consists of an active data center typically accessed by users, and a DR data center used in the event that a disaster impacts the primary data center. Management has made it a priority to minimize the loss of data when failing over between data centers.
The environment has failed over from the primary data center to the DR data center and the primary data center has subsequently been recovered to its normal state.
What is the appropriate sequence of steps that the architect should follow to return to normal operations after the primary data center's stability is confirmed?