A Citrix Administrator complains that between the two rewrite policies bound to the vserver, only one policy, whichever has lower priority, works. The other policy is never used. Click the 'Exhibit' button to view the screenshot of the relevant policy binding. What is the cause of the issue?
A) The Invoke label is NOT configured.
B) GotoExpression value for Policy RP_remove_srv_header is configured as 'END'.
C) The Policy expression of the no_chunk_pol is 'true' and 'NOT HTTP.REQ.IS_VALID'.
D) The Priority of the no_chunk_pol is a higher numeric value than 100.

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A Citrix Administrator complains that between the two rewrite policies bound to the vserver, only one policy, whichever has lower priority, works. The other policy is never used. Click the 'Exhibit' button to view the screenshot of the relevant policy binding.  What is the cause of the issue?
A) The Invoke label is NOT configured. 
B) GotoExpression value for Policy RP_remove_srv_header is configured as 'END'. 
C) The Policy expression of the no_chunk_pol is 'true' and 'NOT HTTP.REQ.IS_VALID'. 
D) The Priority of the no_chunk_pol is a higher numeric value than 100.

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The Answer of A Citrix Administrator complains that between the two rewrite policies bound to the vserver, only one policy, whichever has lower priority, works. The other policy is never used. Click the 'Exhibit' button to view the screenshot of the relevant policy binding.  What is the cause of the issue?
A) The Invoke label is NOT configured. 
B) GotoExpression value for Policy RP_remove_srv_header is configured as 'END'. 
C) The Policy expression of the no_chunk_pol is 'true' and 'NOT HTTP.REQ.IS_VALID'. 
D) The Priority of the no_chunk_pol is a higher numeric value than 100.

A Citrix Administrator Complains That Between the Two Rewrite Policies