Scenario: CGE decided to virtualize its server workloads and provide a virtual solution to all of its end users. CGE is looking for an image management process that is scalable, but would like to…

This option suggests deploying two PVS servers in each datacenter, which is a common redundant setup, but the rest of the answer is truncated, preventing a full comparison and technical evaluation.

This option is truncated and does not provide a complete sequence of steps necessary for image management using Provisioning Services.

Designing an image management process with Provisioning Services (PVS) begins with deploying PVS servers, typically one or more per datacenter, to ensure high availability and localized streaming services for target devices. The creation of the master image involves installing the Windows OS and the Virtual Delivery Agent (VDA) on a virtual machine. While PVS primarily streams vDisks to target devices rather than deploying snapshots directly via Fast Clone, the option describes essential PVS infrastructure deployment alongside common initial master image preparation steps.

This option is truncated and does not provide a complete sequence of steps necessary for image management using Provisioning Services.