1Y0-401 · Question #65
Scenario: CGE acquires a small energy company that is running MGMT, a proprietary 16-bit application. A Citrix Architect is tasked with deploying this application to the Executives/Management…
The correct answer is C. It prevents XenApp server crashes. The scenario involves deploying a proprietary 16-bit application, requiring a FlexCast model resembling the existing delivery strategy, minimal management, and a fast rollback plan. The Remote PC environment on Windows 7 with Machine Creation Services is chosen because it…
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- AIt offers a faster change process.
- BEnd users are already comfortable working in a shared environment.
- CIt prevents XenApp server crashes.
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A17% (5)
- B7% (2)
- C77% (23)
Why each option
The scenario involves deploying a proprietary 16-bit application, requiring a FlexCast model resembling the existing delivery strategy, minimal management, and a fast rollback plan. The Remote PC environment on Windows 7 with Machine Creation Services is chosen because it prevents XenApp server crashes by isolating the application.
While MCS can streamline image updates, 'a faster change process' is a general benefit and not the specific reason given that Remote PC prevents XenApp crashes.
Remote PC environments provide dedicated access rather than a shared environment, so this choice contradicts the nature of the solution.
Deploying a potentially unstable 16-bit application in a Remote PC environment on Windows 7 provides dedicated physical machine resources for each user. This isolation prevents the application from causing widespread outages or 'XenApp server crashes' that could occur if it were hosted in a shared server environment, thereby containing any instability to individual user sessions.
Concept tested: Remote PC application isolation benefits
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/remote-pc-access.html
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