Which step can a Citrix Administrator take to use default compression policies?

Which step can a Citrix Administrator take to use default compression policies?

• A. Select the compression algorithm (gzip/deflate/identity).
• B. Disable the Citrix ADC compression feature at a global level.
• C. Enable compression on the associated bound services.
• D. Bind the default compression policies to the vServer.

Answer: (C)

By design, default compression policies take effect only when compression is actually enabled on the traffic path. The default policy is a built-in set of rules that the appliance uses to decide when and what to compress, but it won't run unless compression is turned on for the services handling the traffic. Enabling compression on the associated bound services activates the compression path for those services, allowing the default compression policies to be applied to eligible responses. The other options don’t activate the policy in the active path: choosing a compression algorithm merely selects how compression is performed, not whether policies run; turning off compression globaly stops all compression; binding the default policies to a vServer is part of configuring compression but won’t apply them unless compression is enabled on the traffic path.

By design, default compression policies take effect only when compression is actually enabled on the traffic path. The default policy is a built-in set of rules that the appliance uses to decide when and what to compress, but it won't run unless compression is turned on for the services handling the traffic. Enabling compression on the associated bound services activates the compression path for those services, allowing the default compression policies to be applied to eligible responses. The other options don’t activate the policy in the active path: choosing a compression algorithm merely selects how compression is performed, not whether policies run; turning off compression globaly stops all compression; binding the default policies to a vServer is part of configuring compression but won’t apply them unless compression is enabled on the traffic path.