1Y0-401 · Question #104
Scenario: Why does using Provisioning Services with WAIK help manage the image versioning process?
The correct answer is B. It manages version control. Using Provisioning Services with WAIK (Windows Automated Installation Kit) enhances image version management by combining PVS's vDisk versioning capabilities with WAIK's powerful tools for customizing and servicing Windows images.
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- AIt enables rollbacks.
- BIt manages version control.
- CIt leverages storage array features to offload host processing.
- DIt automatically deploys the latest drivers and patches.
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A2% (1)
- B94% (46)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
Using Provisioning Services with WAIK (Windows Automated Installation Kit) enhances image version management by combining PVS's vDisk versioning capabilities with WAIK's powerful tools for customizing and servicing Windows images.
While PVS provides rollback capabilities through vDisk versions, WAIK's primary role is in preparing the image content, not directly enabling the rollback mechanism itself.
Provisioning Services natively offers robust version control for streamed vDisks, and when integrated with the Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK), WAIK provides essential tools for customizing, servicing, and preparing the content of those Windows images. This synergy allows for comprehensive management of the image versioning process, from content creation and preparation to deployment and version control.
WAIK is a suite of tools for Windows deployment and customization; it does not leverage storage array features to offload host processing.
WAIK aids in integrating drivers and patches into an image, but PVS is responsible for delivering the image, and the process is not truly 'automatic deployment' in the sense of a push mechanism.
Concept tested: PVS and WAIK integration for image management
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/provisioning/current-release/vdisk-management/about-vdisk-versioning.html
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