Users have access to company confidential files and applications when using View internally.
When users are connected from home, they are redirected to a different pool of desktops that
have restricted applications and restricted network access.
Which feature in View enables this functionality?

Users wish to connect to View using PCoIP through their corporate VPN.
Which two configuration steps enable this remote access solution to work? (Choose two.)

A View administrator needs to be able to place constraints on the total bandwidth that is
consumed by PCoIP in their environment.
Which two steps would allow the administrator to accomplish this? (Choose two.)

A group of 20 task workers have been provided a pool of Windows XP View desktops that are
configured to use PCoIP, and are accessible outside of the corporate office. All of the users are
working from home today. Several have reported a less than ideal user experience. The View
administrator is trying to determine the problem and has collected the following information:
Corporate WAN link is 4 Mbps.
Virtual desktops are configured to use E1000 NIC.
Desktops are configured to use 1 vCPU and 1 GB Memory.
Local mode is not enabled on the pool.
Why is the user experience less than optimal?

A View administrator is planning for four users to access View desktops across a T1 WAN circuit.
Flash content will be used inside of browser sessions by all four users.
What should the administrator do to ensure that the View desktops use the least bandwidth
possible for Adobe Flash content in a browser?