Which action enables compression by default for traffic on bound services?

Which action enables compression by default for traffic on bound services?

• A. Select the compression algorithm (gzip/deflate/identity).
• B. Disable compression globally.
• C. Enable compression on the associated bound services.
• D. Bind the default compression policies to the vServer.

Answer: (C)

Enabling compression on the associated bound services establishes default compression for traffic flowing to those services. In Citrix ADC, compression is driven by policies, but the activation point matters: turning it on at the bound service means any traffic bound to that service will be compressed by default (as long as the content is compressible and the policy allows it). Selecting a compression algorithm only affects how data is compressed, not whether it is used. Disabling compression globally stops it everywhere. Binding default compression policies to the vServer applies a policy to traffic, but it doesn’t ensure the bound services themselves are configured to compress by default.

Enabling compression on the associated bound services establishes default compression for traffic flowing to those services. In Citrix ADC, compression is driven by policies, but the activation point matters: turning it on at the bound service means any traffic bound to that service will be compressed by default (as long as the content is compressible and the policy allows it). Selecting a compression algorithm only affects how data is compressed, not whether it is used. Disabling compression globally stops it everywhere. Binding default compression policies to the vServer applies a policy to traffic, but it doesn’t ensure the bound services themselves are configured to compress by default.