Scenario: A Citrix Administrator configured Citrix ADC with multiple admin partitions, with different resources running one each. The administrator receives an SNMP alert stating 'a Load Balanced Virtual Server is down'. When the administrator checks the Citrix ADC, the resource on the partition that was usually managed is NOT there. Now, the administrator has to check each partition to find the load balanced virtual server that is down. What can the administrator do to add the partition information to the SNMP traps to avoid this from happening in the future?
A) Configure additional SNMP trap listeners.
B) Change SNMP trap options.
C) Add the partition information to the SNMP traps.
D) Configure the SNMP Manager to send the partition information.

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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator configured Citrix ADC with multiple admin partitions, with different resources running one each.  The administrator receives an SNMP alert stating 'a Load Balanced Virtual Server is down'. When the administrator checks the Citrix ADC, the resource on the partition that was usually managed is NOT there. Now, the administrator has to check each partition to find the load balanced virtual server that is down. What can the administrator do to add the partition information to the SNMP traps to avoid this from happening in the future?
A) Configure additional SNMP trap listeners.
B) Change SNMP trap options.
C) Add the partition information to the SNMP traps.
D) Configure the SNMP Manager to send the partition information.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The administrator should add the partition information to the SNMP traps so that alerts include details about which partition the issue is occurring in, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot.

Scenario: a Citrix Administrator Configured Citrix ADC with Multiple Admin