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A. Create a central Web Interface site, add both farms to the WebInterface site and allow users to manually select the application to connect to in case of a failure.

B. Create two Web Interface sites in each farm with unique URLs and manually update DNS records to redirect users to another Web Interface in the same farm in case of a failure.

C. Create a custom ICA file for each farm, distribute these files to all users and allow users to manually select the farm they wish to connect to in case of a failure.

D. Create a zone preference and failover policy that specifies a primary and secondary farm for each user group.

A. Two Provisioning Services farms will provide high availability. London and Hong Kong can be created as device collections and role-based administration can be used to manage both locations. The offline database support option will enable continued operation of virtual desktops, and auditing is in compliance with Healthy Helping Hands' requirements.

B. Two Provisioning Services farms will provide highavailability. In case Provisioning Services loses connection with the database, offline database support will guarantee that all virtual desktops will work. Auditing is in accordance with Healthy Helping Hands' requirements so site administrators can be tracked.

C. Two Provisioning Services farms will provide high availability. San Francisco and New York are the locations where the majority of the IT staff is located. In case Provisioning Services loses connection with the database, offline database support will guarantee that pre-registered virtual desktops continue to work. Auditing is in accordance with Healthy Helping Hands' requirements so site administrators can be tracked.

D. Two Provisioning Services farms will provide high availability. London and Hong Kong can be created as views and role-based administration can be used to manage both locations. The offline database support option will enable continued operation of virtual desktops, and auditing is in compliance with Healthy Helping Hands' requirements.

A. XenServer host reserves 20% ofall memory for paging.

B. Running XenCenter will consume 20% of all memory resources.

C. XenServer host CPU utilization above 90% causes excessive paging.

D. At least 20% of resources should be available at all times.

A. User Profile server

B. PositivelyPeople database

C. Terminal Services license server

D. HP SAN storage

A. The architect should build each of the servers manually in a test environment.

B. The architect should virtualize the existing production servers using XenConvert in a test environment.

C. The architect should leverage PlateSpin PowerConvert and convert the servers into virtual servers in the production environment.

D. The architect should utilize Essentials for Hyper-V to create virtual servers from the existing production environment with high availability enabled.

A. The double-hop DMZ deployment easily fits into the current network architecture.

B. It is the most highly secure method and provides better reliability than a single-hop deployment.

C. It is the most highly secure method that meets the CIO's requirements to replace the current Secure Gateway.

D. The double-hop DMZ deployment offers a stronger level of encryption.

A. It increases the priority of the applications.

B. It allots more CPU to sessions in which theseapplications are opened.

C. It ensures that the applications are launched on the least loaded server in the farm.

D. It reduces the length of time it takes for the users in the Engineers and Marketing user groups to access these applications.

A. Four farms and four sites should be created. The Offline database support and Auto-Add options should be enabled for each farm.

B. Four farms and four sites should be created. The Offline database support option should be enabled for each farm.

C. One farm and four sites should be created. The Offline database support and Auto-Add options shouldbe enabled.

D. One farm and four sites should be created. The Offline database support option should be enabled.

A. Resource pools of a maximum of 32 XenServer hosts should be created as necessary to host all server workloads including XenApp servers, Desktop Delivery Controller, database servers and any other required infrastructure component. Virtual desktops willbe hosted in a different resource pool, supporting the required number of desktop users. The virtual disks of the server workloads should be on a storage repository to provide XenMotion and high availability capabilities.
Furthermore, the virtual machine meta information and data should be copied over by a backup function.

B. Resource pools of a maximum of 32 XenServer hosts should be created as necessary to host all server workloads including Desktop Delivery Controller, database servers and any other required infrastructure component. Virtual desktops will be hosted in a different resource pool supporting the required number of desktop users. The virtual disks of the server workloads should be on a storage repository to provide XenMotion and high availability capabilities. The virtual disks of the server workloads should be backed up on a daily basis.

C. Resource pools of a maximum of 16 XenServer hosts should be created, one including XenApp servers and one including infrastructure servers. Virtual desktops will be hosted in a different resource pool supporting the required number of desktop users. The virtual disks of all workloads should be backed up on a daily basis and third-party backup solutions should be implemented for the desktops.

D. Resource pools of a maximum of 16 XenServer hosts should be created. One resource pool will accommodate the Desktop Delivery Controller, another resource pool will accommodate the component servers. Virtual desktops will be hosted in a different resource pool, supporting the required number of desktop users. The virtual disks of all workloads should be on a sharedstorage repository to provide XenMotion and high availability capabilities. Furthermore, the virtual machine meta information and data should be replicated to the disaster recovery site by the new storage solution.

A. Retains user settings across sessions and decreases logon time

B. Keeps profiles local for quick loading

C. Gives the same user experience in all sessions and increases session performance

D. Keeps profiles small for quick loading

A. This method ensures that only computers that should receive this software, receive it.

B. Active Directory groups for the necessary users already exist.

C. Users may be logging in from home workstations or Internet kiosks.

D. Installing by means of user logon scripts is the most secure way to deliver the software to the users.

A. Minimal set of Group Policy Objects

B. All Citrix servers isolated in a separate OU

C. Disabled user Logon Scripts

D. Local User Profiles on XenApp Servers

A. It increases the priority of the applications.

B. It allots more CPU to sessions in which these applications are opened.

C. It ensures that the applications are launched on the least loaded server in the farm.

D. It reduces the length of time it takes for the users in the Engineers and Marketing user groups to access these applications.

A. Create an ICA session policy to enable ICA encryption for user sessions.

B. Create an ICA session policy to disable printer and clipboard mapping functionality.

C. Create an ICA session policy to disconnect and log off user sessions after five minutes of inactivity.

D. Create an ICA session policy to limit users to one concurrent session.