A government organization wants to deploy a brand new Horizon system using RDSH desktop automated farms while installing the fewest instances of Windows servers. They also want to preserve user profiles, personalization and application customization.
Which option meets the requirements?
An architect is asked to analyze poor performance on a Horizon VDI environment and provide recommendations on how to improve the user experience.
The architect documents:
* An ESXi cluster of 4 nodes using vSAN
* Each node has 128GB of RAM, four 500GB 10K HDD, one 200GB SSD
* Each desktop is configured with 4GB of RAM and 2vCPUs
* Each desktop has a working set of 20 GB
* The environment peaks at 150 concurrent desktops in use
What action can the architect recommend?
A company wants to deploy Windows 8 Horizon desktops for end users with the following goals:
* Fast provisioning
* Fast guest customization
* Minimum storage space
* No user profiles on the C: drive
What must be implemented to meet these requirements?
During a design workshop, an architect discovers that a customer plans to deploy Arc GIS and AutoCAD applications to a subi of VDI users. The project will scale to 1500 general purpose desktops, 50 AutoCAD users and 25 ArcGIS users. Planned redundancy must allow one host to be removed from any cluster for maintenance while still accomodating all users.
Desktops will be configured for each of the user groups:
* General purpose - 2vCPU, 2GB RAM, 40GB HOD, Windows 7
* AutoCAD - 4vCPU, 16GB RAM, 200GB HOD, Windows 7
* ArcGIS - 4vCPU, 8GB RAM, 500GB HOD, Windows 10
Referring to the exhibit, which two cluster configurations are recomended to support these desktop pools? {Choose two.)
A company has asked an architect for assistance in reviewing its design plans for distributing a finance application to its users with multiple RDS hosts using a custom load balancing script.
What can the architect recommend for a script with proper load return values to prevent overloading of an RDS host?
