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Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a XenApp and XenDesktop environment and needs to design machine catalogs and Delivery Groups. Users should only be able to access their assigned resources…
The correct answer is C. 3 machine catalogs, 4 Delivery Groups, and no tagging. Explanation/Reference: 1. We need 4 Delivery Groups (one for each user Group) 2. 3 machine catalogs without tagging (Win10, Win2016, Win2016QA) or two machine catalogs with Tagging will allow us to assign apps or desktops to specific machines instead of assigning them to all…
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Scenario: A Citrix Architect is designing a XenApp and XenDesktop environment and needs to design machine catalogs and Delivery Groups. Users should only be able to access their assigned resources. Click on the Exhibit button to view the design requirements. What is the appropriate design using the minimum number of machine catalogs and Delivery Groups, based on the requirements in the Exhibit?
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- A1 machine catalog, 2 Delivery Groups, and no tagging
- B2 machine catalogs, 3 Delivery Groups, and tagging for the machine hosting the Engineering
- C3 machine catalogs, 4 Delivery Groups, and no tagging
- D1 machine catalog, 1 Delivery Group, and tagging for the machine hosting the Engineering application -
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(49 responses)- A6% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C82% (40)
- D10% (5)
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Explanation/Reference: 1. We need 4 Delivery Groups (one for each user Group) 2. 3 machine catalogs without tagging (Win10, Win2016, Win2016QA) or two machine catalogs with Tagging will allow us to assign apps or desktops to specific machines instead of assigning them to all the machines in a delivery group. Create a TAG and assign to VDA Then edit the delivery group and Desktops, select Restrict lunches to machine with the tag that we've used
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