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A Citrix Administrator needs to configure a rate-limiting policy setting DNS requests to a threshold of 1,000 per second.

Which set of commands does the administrator need to run to correctly configure and enable this policy?

A.
> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 5 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys.check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "> bind dns global DNSLimitPolicy1 5
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> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 5 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys.check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "> bind dns global DNSLimitPolicy1 5
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> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 1000 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "> bind dns global DNSLimitPolicy1 5
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B.
> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 1000 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "> bind dns global DNSLimitPolicy1 5
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> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 5 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys.check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "
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C.
> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 5 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys.check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "
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> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 1000 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "
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D.
> add stream selector DNSSelector1 client.udp.dns.domain> add ns limitIdentifier DNSLimitIdentifier1 -threshold 1000 -timeSlice 1000 -selectorName DNSSelector1> add dns policy DNSLimitPolicy1 " sys check_limit(\"DNSLimitIdentifier1\")" -preferredLocation "North America.US.TX.Dallas.. "
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DAVID ALCARAZ AZNAR
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