1Y0-401 · Question #70
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 D. It supports 16-bit applications, and offers faster change and rollback procedures. Deploying MGMT as a VM hosted app on Windows 7 x86 with Provisioning Services is ideal because Windows 7 x86 supports 16-bit applications, and PVS enables efficient management with fast change and rollback capabilities.
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- AIt supports 16-bit applications in an environment in which end users are already comfortable.
- BIt meets the high-performance application demands of the Executives/Management end-user group.
- CIt supports 16-bit applications and allows the installation of custom applications.
- DIt supports 16-bit applications, and offers faster change and rollback procedures.
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A13% (7)
- B4% (2)
- C8% (4)
- D75% (39)
Why each option
Deploying MGMT as a VM hosted app on Windows 7 x86 with Provisioning Services is ideal because Windows 7 x86 supports 16-bit applications, and PVS enables efficient management with fast change and rollback capabilities.
While Windows 7 x86 supports 16-bit applications, the scenario does not specify that end users are comfortable with a VM hosted app environment; the comfort is related to their existing delivery strategy, not necessarily the technology itself.
The scenario does not state that the 16-bit application MGMT has high-performance demands; rather, it highlights compatibility, manageability, and stability, making performance an assumption not directly supported.
While Windows 7 x86 supports 16-bit applications, allowing installation of "custom applications" is not a unique or primary benefit distinguishing this solution in the context of the problem's requirements for manageability and stability with a single image.
Windows 7 x86 provides native support for running proprietary 16-bit applications directly, while Provisioning Services (PVS) facilitates streamlined image management, offering rapid updates, efficient application changes, and quick rollbacks to previous stable versions.
Concept tested: 16-bit app compatibility and PVS benefits
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/some-older-programs-may-not-work-on-64-bit-versions-of-windows-01d7e59b-136b-67e4-23b2-4d0f62e850b5
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