Exam 1Y0-403 topic 1 question 84 discussion

I think i should correct my self. The right answer is B. All users must be able to aggregate resources from all Sites. Not Met -> Both sites are not aggregated. They are still under 'Not Aggregated' in the GUI. Both Sites should be treated as 1 equivalent farm set. Not Met -> This would be realized with Controllers publish identical resources, but these settings apply to all Sites marked for aggregation. User connections should be directed to the New York Site with failover to San Francisco Not Met -> Load balance resources across controllers - When selected, launches are distributed evenly among the available controllers. When not selected, launches are directed to the first controller specified in the user mapping dialog screen, failing over to subsequent controllers if the launch fails.

I would choose B.

B for me. https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/tech-zone/design/design-decisions/storefront-multisite-aggregation.html#aggregation-options Just as SuperTed explained.

All users must be able to aggregate resources from all Sites. Met -> Aggregated Controller Settings: Controllers publish identical resources - When selected, StoreFront enumerates resources from only one of the controllers in the aggregated set. When not selected, StoreFront enumerates resources from all controllers in the aggregated set (to accumulate the user’s entire set of available resources). https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/1912-ltsr/set-up-highly-available-multi-site-stores.html Both Sites should be treated as 1 equivalent farm set. Not met -> New York and San Franciso site are not aggregated User connections should be directed to the New York Site with failover to San Francisco Not met -> Load balance resources across controllers: When selected, launches are distributed evenly among the available controllers. When not selected, launches are directed to the first controller specified in the user mapping dialog screen, failing over to subsequent controllers if the launch fails. https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/1912-ltsr/set-up-highly-available-multi-site-stores.html

Some said F is the right answer but there is only LB to configure in the GUI. For a LB/Failover combination you must alter the web.config. The answer provides no info if user groups are assigned to the sites but if the aggregation of apps from both sites happen also without setting the sites in Aggregation mode. As I said before - G should be right.

1st & 3rd met (aggregation & resources lb On) / 2nd not met (Controller publish identical resource Off), so F

G could be right because all apps are aggregated from both sites. The setting itself called "Aggregation" consolidates apps with same name and path to one icon when the setting "Controller publish identical resources" is checked. The other two settings are obviously not met. It's a little tricky but G should be right... But I'm not sure!