Dell-EMC
E20-018 · Question #152
An organization uses Linux desktops, laptops, and servers for their primary infrastructure. The company has a business need to run an application that is only available for the Microsoft Windows…
The correct answer is A. VDI, because it provides true user segmentation. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An organization uses Linux desktops, laptops, and servers for their primary infrastructure. The company has a business need to run an application that is only available for the Microsoft Windows operating system. This application needs to be available to approximately one third of their 100 desktop and laptop users. There is concern about the stability of the application and how a single failure might impact multiple users in a shared environment. Which solution would best meet their needs, and why?
Options
- AVDI, because it provides true user segmentation
- BRDS, because it allows all users to share a single instance of an application
- CVDI, because it provides the highest density per user
- DRDS, because it provides better fault tolerance
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