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Your company has offices in New York and Sydney. The network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. An organizational unit (OU) exists for each office. The New York office contains a…
The correct answer is A. Create a new managed personal virtual desktop collection. According to Microsoft "Personal virtual desktops are permanently assigned to a user account and the user logs on to the same virtual desktop each time." What is a personal virtual desktop? A personal virtual desktop is a virtual machine hosted on a Remote Desktop…
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- ACreate a new managed personal virtual desktop collection.
- BLink a Group Policy object (GPO) to the Sydney office OU and specify the User Rights
- CCreate a new managed pooled virtual desktop collection.
- DLink a Group Policy object (GPO) to the Sydney office OU and specify the Restricted
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- D2% (1)
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According to Microsoft "Personal virtual desktops are permanently assigned to a user account and the user logs on to the same virtual desktop each time." What is a personal virtual desktop? A personal virtual desktop is a virtual machine hosted on a Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RD Virtualization Host) server and assigned to a user. Unlike a virtual desktop pool, where a virtual machine can be configured to rollback the changes when a user logs off, a personal virtual desktop retains all changes made by the user. How do you assign a personal virtual desktop? The Remote Desktop Connection Broker Manager (RD Connection Broker Manager) can be used to assign an unassigned virtual machine to a user. The assignment is stored in Active Directory. The assignment stays intact even after the user logs off from his or her assigned personal virtual desktop. An administrator can reassign a personal virtual desktop or make changes to the assignment through RD Connection Broker Manager. desktop_9500.html
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