Which sequence of tool names matches the described uses: resetting a connection by client parameter, redirecting or replying with a custom message, and manipulating data on HTTP requests/responses?

• A. rewrite, redirect, rewrite
• B. responder, responder, rewrite
• C. rewrite, responder, rewrite
• D. responder, redirect, rewrite

Answer: (B)

The task tests which Citrix ADC tools handle specific HTTP traffic actions: controlling responses and altering data in flight. Responder is designed to generate and control HTTP responses, including redirects and custom reply messages, and it can act on a condition such as a client parameter to affect the connection flow—this covers both resetting the connection by a client parameter and redirecting or replying with a custom message. Rewrite, by contrast, is used to modify the actual data as it moves through, such as changing headers, URLs, or body content in requests and responses. So the sequence that uses Responder for the first two uses and Rewrite for the data manipulation fits perfectly: first, use Responder to reset or respond based on a client parameter; second, use Responder to redirect or send a custom message; third, use Rewrite to alter the HTTP data. The other options mix responsibilities in ways that don’t align with how these policies are actually used.