Which server would you use to access Citrix-based remote apps and desktops?

• A. Collaboration-at-Sea Server (CS01)
• B. Information Assurance Server (IA01)
• C. Citrix Server (CX01)
• D. Virtual Machine (VM01) Server

Answer: (C)

Delivering Citrix-based remote apps and desktops relies on a server that acts as the entry point for user sessions. The Citrix Server is specifically designed to host the Citrix delivery services that present applications and desktops to users, handle authentication, and broker connections to the backend resources. When you launch a Citrix app or desktop, your client talks to this server to start a session, and the server then directs you to the correct resource in the farm.

Other servers serve different roles: a Collaboration-at-Sea server handles collaboration tools, an Information Assurance server focuses on security-related tasks, and a Virtual Machine server provides generic VM hosting rather than Citrix delivery. So, for accessing Citrix-based remote apps and desktops, the Citrix Server is the appropriate choice.