If ADM shows only 30 of 100 virtual servers, what licensing issue is likely?

If ADM shows only 30 of 100 virtual servers, what licensing issue is likely?

• A. The nsroot passwords are NOT the same across all the Citrix ADCs.
• B. Citrix ADM is using a free license.
• C. Additional Citrix ADM systems need to be deployed to see all virtual servers.
• D. The Citrix ADC and Citrix ADM firmware versions are NOT the same.

Answer: (B)

This is about how licensing limits what Citrix ADM can display. With a free (or evaluation) license, ADM is limited to monitoring a smaller set of objects, often up to 30 virtual servers. Seeing only 30 out of 100 indicates the license cap is in effect. Upgrading to a paid license or applying the proper entitlement removes that limit, allowing ADM to discover and show all 100 virtual servers. Other issues like identical nsroot passwords, firmware version mismatches, or needing additional ADM systems don’t explain the 30-of-100 visibility in this licensing context.

This is about how licensing limits what Citrix ADM can display. With a free (or evaluation) license, ADM is limited to monitoring a smaller set of objects, often up to 30 virtual servers. Seeing only 30 out of 100 indicates the license cap is in effect. Upgrading to a paid license or applying the proper entitlement removes that limit, allowing ADM to discover and show all 100 virtual servers. Other issues like identical nsroot passwords, firmware version mismatches, or needing additional ADM systems don’t explain the 30-of-100 visibility in this licensing context.