H13-511_V5.5 · Question #13
To create a template in FusionAccess desktop cloud, which of the following accounts must be filled in as the temporary account when installing the Windows operating system?
The correct answer is D. LocalAccount. D (LocalAccount) is correct because FusionAccess requires a specific temporary account named LocalAccount during Windows OS installation when creating a desktop cloud template. This account is used by the FusionAccess system internally during the template preparation and…
Question
To create a template in FusionAccess desktop cloud, which of the following accounts must be filled in as the temporary account when installing the Windows operating system?
Options
- APrivate Account
- BsafeAccount
- CAreaAccount
- DLocalAccount
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A14% (3)
- B5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D77% (17)
Explanation
D (LocalAccount) is correct because FusionAccess requires a specific temporary account named LocalAccount during Windows OS installation when creating a desktop cloud template. This account is used by the FusionAccess system internally during the template preparation and sealing process - using any other account name will cause the template creation to fail or behave unexpectedly.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Private Account) - a generic concept, not a recognized account name in FusionAccess template workflows.
- B (safeAccount) - not a defined temporary account in the FusionAccess installation process; sounds plausible but is fabricated.
- C (AreaAccount) - similarly not a valid FusionAccess account designation; a distractor playing on vague administrative terminology.
Memory tip: Think "LocalAccount = Launch template" - the LocalAccount is the local, temporary placeholder that FusionAccess needs to launch (bootstrap) the OS before it gets converted into a deployable cloud template. The word "Local" is also a natural fit since you're setting up a local OS installation before it becomes a networked cloud image.
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