To configure an ACL for traffic originating from the IPv4 address 192.168.10.200, which command would you use?

• A. add ns simpleacl6
• B. add ns simpleacl
• C. add ns acl6
• D. add ns acl

Answer: (D)

In Citrix ADC, ACLs are used to filter traffic and you choose the command based on whether you’re dealing with IPv4 or IPv6. The version with a trailing 6 is for IPv6, so those options are not suitable when you’re targeting an IPv4 address. For an IPv4 ACL, you create it using the standard IPv4 ACL command and then specify the source IP (192.168.10.200) and the desired action, binding it to the appropriate entity later.

So the correct approach is to add an IPv4 ACL with the standard command, then configure its source IP to 192.168.10.200 and set the permit/deny as needed. The IPv6-specific commands or the simplified/“simpleacl” variants aren’t the right fit for this IPv4 scenario.