70-695 · Question #16
You need to deploy App1. How should you install App1?
The correct answer is B. as a RemoteApp program. To deploy App1, it should be installed as a RemoteApp program, enabling users to access the application remotely from a centralized server without local installation.
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You need to deploy App1. How should you install App1?
Options
- Aas a Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) package
- Bas a RemoteApp program
- Clocally
- Don a Client Hyper-V virtual machine
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- B88% (37)
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- D2% (1)
Why each option
To deploy App1, it should be installed as a RemoteApp program, enabling users to access the application remotely from a centralized server without local installation.
App-V virtualizes applications for local execution, providing isolation and simplified deployment, but it does not provide the same centralized remote access model as a RemoteApp program.
Installing App1 as a RemoteApp program involves deploying the application on a Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) server and then publishing it. This allows users to access the application over the network as if it were installed locally, centralizing application management and reducing local installation overhead.
Installing App1 locally would require individual installation and management on each client computer, which is often less efficient and scalable than a centralized deployment method like RemoteApp for enterprise applications.
Deploying App1 on a Client Hyper-V virtual machine means the application runs within a local VM, which still requires local resources and management per client, unlike the centralized server-based approach of RemoteApp.
Concept tested: Application deployment using Remote Desktop Services RemoteApp
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/welcome-to-rds
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