1Y0-401 · Question #42
An architect needs to design a solution that optimizes resource usage for Call Center users. How do server OS machines achieve this goal?
The correct answer is D. By accommodating high user density on each server. Server OS machines optimize resource usage for call center users by supporting a high user density on each server, allowing multiple users to share resources efficiently.
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- ABy offering optimal performance
- BBy providing rapid application rollouts
- CBy ensuring the greatest security level by design
- DBy accommodating high user density on each server
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(49 responses)- A4% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D94% (46)
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Server OS machines optimize resource usage for call center users by supporting a high user density on each server, allowing multiple users to share resources efficiently.
While server OS machines can offer good performance, "optimal performance" is subjective and not their primary unique advantage for resource optimization compared to user density.
Rapid application rollouts are a benefit of centralized application delivery, not a direct mechanism by which server OS machines themselves optimize resource usage.
Server OS machines are not inherently designed to provide the "greatest security level by design"; security is a configuration aspect, not a core resource optimization benefit.
Server OS machines, especially in multi-user environments like Citrix XenApp or Microsoft RDS, are designed to host many concurrent user sessions on a single server, thereby maximizing resource utilization and accommodating high user density.
Concept tested: Server OS multi-user density for resource optimization
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/welcome-to-rds
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