Which Citrix ADC ACL command enables bridging traffic originating from 192.168.10.200?

• A. Add NS SimpleACL6
• B. Add NS ACL6
• C. Add NS ACL
• D. Add NS SimpleACL

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is using an IPv4 access control list on the Citrix ADC to control traffic from a specific host. Since the bridge traffic you want to enable originates from 192.168.10.200, which is an IPv4 address, you need the IPv4 ACL type. The command to create that is the standard IPv4 ACL command (not the IPv6 variant). This creates an ACL object you can define with a source IP of 192.168.10.200 and an appropriate action (permit/allow) and then bind to the relevant interface or bridge point so traffic from that host is allowed through.

The IPv6 ACL commands (ACL6, SimpleACL6) are used only for IPv6 addresses, which doesn’t apply here. While there are simpler forms (SimpleACL) for straightforward rules, the common and precise way to enable IPv4 traffic from a specific host for bridging is the standard IPv4 ACL.