| Exam Code/Number: | 1Y0-201Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Managing Citrix XenDesktop 7.6 Solutions |
| Certification: | Citrix |
| Question Number: | 129 |
| Publish Date: | Oct 18, 2026 |
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Scenario: Employees in an organization work two separate shifts and use pooled-random Desktop OS machines. When employees working at night end their shift, they disconnect from their Desktop OS machines. When employees working the day shift log on, their Desktop OS machines are NOT available.
What could a Citrix Administrator do to resolve this issue?
Scenario: A Citrix Administrator recently created and deployed a new vDisk to all Desktop OS machines. The morning after making that change, users are unable to launch their Desktop OS machines. The administrator finds that the Desktop OS machines associated with the new vDisk are shut down and in maintenance mode.
How could the administrator resolve this issue?
Scenario: An application is NOT functioning as expected. The application was installed on a vDisk that has been placed in Standard mode. The vDisk is assigned to Desktop OS machines. Those Desktop OS machines have a 5 GB cache disk associated with them and the vDisk is configured to 'cache to RAM with overflow to disk'. A Citrix Administrator attempted to view the Windows event logs from the previous week, but the logs only go back to the most recent restart.
What should the administrator do to ensure that all logs are retained?
Scenario: A user needs two Desktop OS machines from the same group open at once. When the user attempts to launch a second Desktop OS machine, the first Desktop OS machine closes and another is launched.
What could a Citrix Administrator edit to resolve this issue?
Scenario: A Citrix Administrator uses Machine Creation Services to manage XenDesktop
7.6 in an organization. One Delivery Group currently deploys 100 pooled-random Desktop OS machines. The administrator increased the number of Desktop OS machines in the machine catalog to 150. After increasing the number of machines, only 100 users are able to log in to the pooled-random Desktop OS machines.
Which additional step must the administrator take to ensure 150 users are able to log in simultaneously to 150 Desktop OS machines?