Which action is achieved by configuring the Limit Visibility option in Citrix Workspace app?

Which action is achieved by configuring the Limit Visibility option in Citrix Workspace app?

• A. Define what a custom administrator role can view within Citrix Studio
• B. Restrict which Windows administrative menus can be accessed within a virtual desktop session
• C. Prevent all access to an application which is installed on a Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) machine
• D. Hide a published application on Citrix Workspace app for specified users

Answer: (D)

Limiting visibility determines which users can see a published application in Citrix Workspace app. This lets you tailor the app catalog for different roles or groups without removing the app from the delivery setup. By configuring who is included in the visibility list, you hide the published app from users not in that list, so it won’t appear in their Workspace app while still being accessible to those who are allowed. The other options describe different things: admin role visibility in Studio, restricting Windows menus inside a VDI session, or preventing all access to an app outright. These are not what the limit-visibility feature controls, which is specifically about showing or hiding a published app for selected users.

Limiting visibility determines which users can see a published application in Citrix Workspace app. This lets you tailor the app catalog for different roles or groups without removing the app from the delivery setup. By configuring who is included in the visibility list, you hide the published app from users not in that list, so it won’t appear in their Workspace app while still being accessible to those who are allowed.

The other options describe different things: admin role visibility in Studio, restricting Windows menus inside a VDI session, or preventing all access to an app outright. These are not what the limit-visibility feature controls, which is specifically about showing or hiding a published app for selected users.