An administrator needs to view Windows 7 Virtual Desktops from the vSphere Console while a user has a PCoIP session to the Virtual Desktop. When the
administrator opens a vSphere Console to a Virtual Desktop, the Console screen is black.
The administrator enables the Session Variable Enable access to a PCoIP session from a vSphere console. After this change, a black screen still appears when the
administrator opens a vSphere Console to the Virtual Desktops.
What is preventing the Virtual Desktop from showing in the vSphere Console?

An administrator identifies PCoIP packet fragmentation on the network. The following items have been discovered:
Network Path Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) is 1200
PCoIP Traffic has Quality of Service (QoS)
What should the administrator do?

Users report poor performance over a wide area network. Ten users share a 5Mbps link for this site. The administrator suspects a PCoIP configuration issue and
locates the following PCoIP configuration settings:
Turn off Build-to-Lossless feature = Enabled
PCoIP Session Bandwidth Floor = 1000
Maximum Frame Rate = 24
PCoIP Client Image Cache Size Policy = 250
Which setting is likely causing the performance issue?

An administrator has set the default display protocol for a desktop to PCoIP to support 1080p quality video on the LAN. Group Policy Object (GPO) settings are
applied to the virtual desktops to enforce the following settings:
PCoIP session bandwidth floor = 0
Enable Build to Lossless = Enabled
PCoIP Maximum Frame Rate = 20
Minimum Initial Image Quality = 90
Which configuration option is responsible for users reporting that video playback is choppy?

Users at a branch office are experiencing poor virtual desktop performance. The branch office has ten users and a 2Mbps link to the datacenter.
Some of the users frequently access video content, but the performance issues began occurring after a recent Group Policy Object (GPO) change. The
performance issues do not occur when the same users connect from the main office, which has a 10Mbps link to the data center.
Which PCoIP GPO change is most likely the cause of the performance issues?

An organization has deployed a View environment. Users need to connect USB devices to their View sessions.
All client endpoints are Windows 7 thin clients.
A firewall is in place through which all network traffic flows.
All Windows patches are up to date on guest virtual machines and endpoints.
Users report that USB devices are not connecting to the View sessions when they are plugged in to the thin clients.
What are two reasons that could cause this behavior? (Choose two.)

During the process of pairing a View security server, the administrator aborts the operation and attempts to run the pairing process again. The security server status
displayed in the View Administrator dashboard is down, and remote users receive the following message when attempting to connect:
The View Connection Server authentication failed. No gateway is available to provide a secure connection to a desktop. Contact your network Administrator.
What should the administrator do to resolve the issue?

An administrator is deploying a pool of virtual desktops and receives the following message when testing a desktop connection from a View Client machine:
The Desktop Currently Has No Desktop Sources Available.
The administrator has confirmed that:
The desktops are built and are visible in the View Administrator console.
The desktops display a Agent Unreachable status in the View Administrator.
After logging in to the vCenter Server, what should the administrator ensure to troubleshoot the issue?

An administrator is configuring Kiosk mode in View. The administrator completes the following tasks:

Verifies that clients on the Windows machines that are being used can connect with a normal username and password.
Creates accounts with appropriate Active Directory attributes for the machines that will operate as kiosks.
When the clients are tested, they do not automatically log in after connecting to the Connection Server.
What is causing this issue?

An administrator is adding a new desktop pool for a business unit that has recently started using Virtual Desktops. A new Organizational Unit (OU) has been created
beside the original OU.
During provisioning of this new pool, the administrator receives an error message stating that creation of the computer accounts failed. The same View Composer
domain account is being used for the existing pool and the new pool. The existing View Composer domain account is still functioning correctly for the original
desktop pool.
What is causing the failure to create the computer accounts?