Which statement best describes bridge groups in a Citrix ADC deployment?

• A. Bridge groups merge only a single VLAN and do not affect broadcast domains.
• B. Multiple VLANs can be bound to a single bridge group, and they form a single broadcast domain.
• C. Bridge groups can bind Layer 3 VLANs directly.
• D. Bridge groups automatically assign IP addresses to interfaces.

Answer: (B)

Bridge groups operate at Layer 2 and bring the connected interfaces into one broadcast domain. You can bind several VLANs to a single bridge group, and those VLANs then participate in the same L2 domain across all ports in that group. That’s why this description matches how a bridge group creates a single broadcast domain when multiple VLANs are bound to it.

This is different from Layer 3 behavior: bridge groups don’t do IP routing or automatic IP assignment. IP addresses, if needed, are configured on interfaces or subinterfaces for management or routing, not by the bridge group itself. Consequently, binding VLANs directly as Layer 3 entities isn’t how the bridge works, since the purpose here is to forward at Layer 2, not to route between VLANs.