Which PowerShell command should be used to configure a new restart schedule for the Windows 2016 Server OS group named "Win2016-ServerOS" with a daily restart beginning at 23:00 and 30-minute intervals?

Which PowerShell command should be used to configure a new restart schedule for the Windows 2016 Server OS group named "Win2016-ServerOS" with a daily restart beginning at 23:00 and 30-minute intervals?

• A. New-BrokerRebootSchedule -Name XYZ-ServerOS-DailyReboot -DesktopGroupName Win2016-ServerOS -Frequency Daily -StartTime "11:00" -Enabled $true - RebootDuration 30
• B. New-BrokerRebootScheduleV2 -Name XYZ-ServerOS-DailyReboot -DesktopGroupName Win2016-ServerOS -Frequency Daily -StartTime "23:00" -Enabled $true - RebootDuration 30
• C. Set-BrokerRebootScheduleV2 -Name XYZ-ServerOS-DailyReboot -DesktopGroupName Win2016-ServerOS -Frequency Daily -StartTime "23:00" -Enabled $true - RebootDuration 30
• D. New-BrokerRebootScheduleV2 -Name XYZ-ServerOS-DailyReboot -DesktopGroupName Win2016-ServerOS -Frequency Weekly -StartTime "23:00" -Enabled $true -RebootDuration 30

Answer: (B)

Scheduling reboots in Citrix is about creating a reboot window for a specific desktop group so machines can restart outside user hours. The correct approach here is to create a new reboot schedule for the Windows 2016 Server OS group with a daily cadence, starting at 23:00, and a 30-minute reboot window, and to keep it active. The best command is the one that creates a fresh reboot schedule (not a modification) for the given desktop group, using the V2 cmdlet. It specifies daily frequency, a start time of 23:00, enables the schedule, and sets the reboot window duration to 30 minutes. This exactly matches the requirement: a daily restart window beginning at 23:00 with a 30-minute duration for the Win2016-ServerOS group. The other options don’t fit because they either use an older cmdlet version that isn’t aligned with the desired syntax, try to modify an existing schedule rather than create a new one, or set the frequency to Weekly instead of Daily. The reboot duration represents how long the reboot window lasts, and the StartTime sets when that window begins. The DesktopGroupName ties the schedule to the correct group.

Scheduling reboots in Citrix is about creating a reboot window for a specific desktop group so machines can restart outside user hours. The correct approach here is to create a new reboot schedule for the Windows 2016 Server OS group with a daily cadence, starting at 23:00, and a 30-minute reboot window, and to keep it active.

The best command is the one that creates a fresh reboot schedule (not a modification) for the given desktop group, using the V2 cmdlet. It specifies daily frequency, a start time of 23:00, enables the schedule, and sets the reboot window duration to 30 minutes. This exactly matches the requirement: a daily restart window beginning at 23:00 with a 30-minute duration for the Win2016-ServerOS group.

The other options don’t fit because they either use an older cmdlet version that isn’t aligned with the desired syntax, try to modify an existing schedule rather than create a new one, or set the frequency to Weekly instead of Daily. The reboot duration represents how long the reboot window lasts, and the StartTime sets when that window begins. The DesktopGroupName ties the schedule to the correct group.