CCE Citrix Certified Expert Virtualization Exam
Preparation Notes and Practice
CCE-V Citrix Certified Expert Virtualization Exam – Preparation Notes & Practice
About This Study Guide
This guide is designed for senior engineers and architects preparing for the Citrix
Certified Expert – Virtualization (CCE-V) 1Y0-403 exam. This is the highest tier
of the Citrix virtualization certification pathway. It validates the skills needed to
assess and design practical Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops solutions for complex
enterprise environments .
Exam Overview
| Feature | Details |
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| Exam Code | 1Y0-403 |
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,| Certification | Citrix Certified Expert – Virtualization (CCE-V) |
| Prerequisite | Extensive experience with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 and
supporting infrastructure |
| Recommended Experience | Network systems (security, implementation,
administration), Citrix methodology and best practices for analysis and design,
core design principles, installing/configuring/administering Citrix technologies,
cloud concepts, storage concepts |
| Target Audience | IT solution designers, architects, engineers, consultants
responsible for environment design and overall health |
Core Exam Domains
The CCE-V exam focuses on the assessment, design, and advanced configuration
of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 environments . The CWS-415 course
(Assessment, Design and Advanced Configuration) is the primary training path .
1. Design Methodology & Assessment
- Citrix Consulting Methodology
- Business Drivers & User Segmentation
- Application & Capabilities Assessment
2. User Layer
- Endpoints & Peripherals
2
,- Citrix Workspace App configuration
- Network Connectivity & User Experience (bandwidth/latency, HDX protocols)
3. Access Layer
- Access Matrix & Access Layer Architecture
- StoreFront Store Design
- Scalability & Redundancy
4. Resource Layer – Images
- FlexCast Model Assignment
- VDA Machine Scalability & Security
- Provisioning Strategy / Image Management (MCS vs. PVS vs. App Layering)
5. Resource Layer – Applications & Personalization
- Application Delivery Options
- Profiles & Policies
- Printing
6. Control Layer
- Site Design & Pod Architecture
- Machine Catalogs & Delivery Groups
3
, - Scalability, High Availability & Security
7. Hardware/Compute Layer
- Hypervisor Selection & Resource Pool Design
- Hardware Sizing, Storage & Datacenter Networking
8. High Availability & Multi-Location Solutions
- Access, Image Management, Profiles & Data across locations
- Printing & Control Layer in multi-site environments
9. Disaster Recovery
- DR Levels & Strategy
- Recovery Process
Practice Questions
Section 1: Design Methodology & Assessment
Q1. In a multi-zone Citrix environment, what is the primary benefit of
implementing zones within a Citrix site?
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Preparation Notes and Practice
CCE-V Citrix Certified Expert Virtualization Exam – Preparation Notes & Practice
About This Study Guide
This guide is designed for senior engineers and architects preparing for the Citrix
Certified Expert – Virtualization (CCE-V) 1Y0-403 exam. This is the highest tier
of the Citrix virtualization certification pathway. It validates the skills needed to
assess and design practical Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops solutions for complex
enterprise environments .
Exam Overview
| Feature | Details |
|||
| Exam Code | 1Y0-403 |
1
,| Certification | Citrix Certified Expert – Virtualization (CCE-V) |
| Prerequisite | Extensive experience with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 and
supporting infrastructure |
| Recommended Experience | Network systems (security, implementation,
administration), Citrix methodology and best practices for analysis and design,
core design principles, installing/configuring/administering Citrix technologies,
cloud concepts, storage concepts |
| Target Audience | IT solution designers, architects, engineers, consultants
responsible for environment design and overall health |
Core Exam Domains
The CCE-V exam focuses on the assessment, design, and advanced configuration
of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 7 environments . The CWS-415 course
(Assessment, Design and Advanced Configuration) is the primary training path .
1. Design Methodology & Assessment
- Citrix Consulting Methodology
- Business Drivers & User Segmentation
- Application & Capabilities Assessment
2. User Layer
- Endpoints & Peripherals
2
,- Citrix Workspace App configuration
- Network Connectivity & User Experience (bandwidth/latency, HDX protocols)
3. Access Layer
- Access Matrix & Access Layer Architecture
- StoreFront Store Design
- Scalability & Redundancy
4. Resource Layer – Images
- FlexCast Model Assignment
- VDA Machine Scalability & Security
- Provisioning Strategy / Image Management (MCS vs. PVS vs. App Layering)
5. Resource Layer – Applications & Personalization
- Application Delivery Options
- Profiles & Policies
- Printing
6. Control Layer
- Site Design & Pod Architecture
- Machine Catalogs & Delivery Groups
3
, - Scalability, High Availability & Security
7. Hardware/Compute Layer
- Hypervisor Selection & Resource Pool Design
- Hardware Sizing, Storage & Datacenter Networking
8. High Availability & Multi-Location Solutions
- Access, Image Management, Profiles & Data across locations
- Printing & Control Layer in multi-site environments
9. Disaster Recovery
- DR Levels & Strategy
- Recovery Process
Practice Questions
Section 1: Design Methodology & Assessment
Q1. In a multi-zone Citrix environment, what is the primary benefit of
implementing zones within a Citrix site?
4
