Broadcom-VMware
3V0-752 · Question #72
An architect is asked to review a company's plans to implement ThinApp packaged applications to its non-persistent Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). The applications must be assigned to users…
The correct answer is A. Using Microsoft Active Directory and Group Policy Objects, deploy the ThinApp MSI file upon login B. In the Horizon Administration console, add the network share with the ThinApp packages. Entitle. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An architect is asked to review a company's plans to implement ThinApp packaged applications to its non-persistent Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). The applications must be assigned to users and not individual VDI desktops. All ThinApp packages are already available on a network share. Which two options can the architect recommend to meet requirements? (Choose two.)
Options
- AUsing Microsoft Active Directory and Group Policy Objects, deploy the ThinApp MSI file upon login
- BIn the Horizon Administration console, add the network share with the ThinApp packages. Entitle
- CCopy the Thinapped MSI to an App Volumes App Stack and assign the application via Active
- DUsing thinreg.exe, add ThinApp packages registration and use the PermittedGroups option for the
- EImplement VMware Identity Manager, install the VMware Identity Manager for Windows on all VDI
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(55 responses)- A75% (41)
- C4% (2)
- D5% (3)
- E16% (9)
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