With the vserver configured as caseSensitiveON using the command 'set cs vserver Vserver-CS-1 -caseSensitiveON', which outcome occurs for a user requesting HTTP://SERVER.CITRIX.LAB?

• A. The HTTP requests are case-insensitive.
• B. The HTTP request to HTTP://SERVER.CITRIX.LAB will be connected to the Vserver MYVPN_http.
• C. It affects only HTTPs traffic.
• D. It disables the vserver.

Answer: (B)

When caseSensitiveON is configured on a content-switching vserver, the Host header in HTTP requests is matched exactly, including case. The incoming request uses the host SERVER.CITRIX.LAB in uppercase, so it will be routed based on an exact-match binding for that host. If that exact host binding maps to the vserver configured for HTTP traffic named MYVPN_http, the request will be connected to MYVPN_http. The behavior here is not about case-insensitive matching, it applies to HTTP as well as HTTPS as part of how host-based routing is decided. It also does not disable the vserver; enabling case sensitivity simply changes how host matches are resolved.