For enabling Microsoft SharePoint access via Citrix Gateway from a web browser with the Gateway plug-in, which mode should be configured?

• A. Clientless OFF
• B. Configure Citrix Gateway in ICA proxy mode
• C. Enable SSL bridge mode
• D. Clientless ON

Answer: (B)

The thing being tested is which gateway mode best supports delivering an internal web resource like SharePoint to a browser while using the Gateway plug-in for authentication and secure access. ICA proxy mode is the right choice because it routes the user’s session through the Citrix Gateway to the internal delivery infrastructure, with the plug-in handling the secure tunnel and authentication. This setup lets you publish SharePoint as a resource behind the gateway and provides a controlled, authenticated path from the user’s browser into the internal SharePoint server.

Choosing clientless mode would mean accessing internal web apps directly through a browser without the ICA channel, which doesn’t leverage the Gateway plug-in for authenticated session establishment. SSL bridge mode would simply pass encrypted traffic to the backend without terminating or proxying the application protocol through the gateway, losing the consolidated access control and user session management. Clientless mode with the plug-in isn’t the intended pairing, since the plug-in is used to support ICA proxy-based delivery rather than pure clientless web access.