Ten physical desktops that use a specialized application were migrated to the View environment
as linked clones. A newly-created parent virtual machine mimics the original software
configuration. The configuration was tested extensively before deployment. Now, whenever a user
logs in to a desktop and starts the application, it displays an error that says the SID for this
desktop has already been assigned.
Which task should the administrator perform to resolve the problem?

An administrator is deploying and deleting multiple pools of linked clone desktops during a testing
phase. During the provisioning of the last pool, the desktops remain in the Customizing state for a
long time. A red X appears on the icon next to the pool name, and the pool is disabled.

What is the most likely cause of the problem?

An organization requires that desktops in a linked clone pool have unique SIDs, so the View
design specifies using Sysprep for customizing the guest systems. However, when configuring the
pool, the option to use Sysprep does not appear on the Guest Customization page.
What are two likely causes of the problem? (Choose two.)

A View vCenter Server role is created that includes all of the required View Administrator and local
mode vCenter Server privileges. The View administrator deploys a linked clone, dedicatedassignment pool. View Client with Local Mode is installed on all client systems. Desktops have
been correctly provisioned and can be accessed remotely. However, when a user tries to check
out a desktop, the operation fails due to insufficient permissions.
What is the likely cause of the problem?

A View administrator has deleted a linked clone pool, and communication between the Connection
Server and the vCenter Server is lost. The administrator notices that the virtual machine
associated with the replica still remains in the inventory view of vCenter Server and cannot be
deleted.
Which step must be taken to resolve this problem?