Your role of Systems Administrator at ABC.com includes the management of the Windows Server
2012 servers and the Windows 8 client computers. The network network consists of an Active
Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain named ABC.com. All users log on to their client
devices using domain user accounts.
The company plans to issue new tablet devices that run Windows 8 Enterprise. You will configure
the tablets for external access to the corporate network using DirectAccess.
Company users use an application named ABC-App1. You need to choose a deployment method
for ABC-App1. ABC-App1 must be stored on the hard drive of the tablets and secured by
requiring an extra login in addition to the user’s domain login. ABC-App must be able to interact
with the desktop on the tablets and minimize the network bandwidth required to run the
application.
How should you deploy ABC-App1?
A.
Configure ABC-App1 as a Terminal Services (TS) RemoteApp on a Remote Desktop Server.
B.
Install ABC-App1 locally on the tablets.
C.
Deploy a Windows to Go Workspace containing ABC-App1.
D.
Install the Application Virtualization (App-V) client software on the tablets. Create an App-V
package for ABC-App1 and deploy the package to the tablets.
E.
Install Windows 8 Enterprise on a Native Boot VHD on the tablets. Install ABC-App1 on the
VHD.
F.
Enable the Hyper-V role on the tablets. Configure a Windows 8 Virtual Machine (VM) in HyperV. Install ABC-App1 in the VM.
Why not F? Even if App-V application is designed with logon feature, it will utilize network bandwidth for sure. VM on Hyper-V will not though.
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“.. must be able to interact with the desktop on the tablets” – HyperV machine cannot do that.
In App-V you can switch to offline mode.
Reference: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc817097.aspx
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Thanks.
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have gone through lots of test questions now, seen this q appear lots of times, and they give the correct answer as f….
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