Which of the following options is the correct sequence for making a complete template for Huawei Desktop Cloud?

Question

Options

• ACreate a bare virtual machine>install the operating system>configure the operating
• BCreate a bare virtual machine > install the operating system > configure the operating system >
• CCreate a bare virtual machine > install the operating system > join the domain > configure the
• DCreate a bare virtual machine > install the operating system > configure the operating system >

• A
  77% (27)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  14% (5)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Option A is correct because the proper sequence for creating a Huawei Desktop Cloud (HDC) template keeps the virtual machine in a non-domain-joined, generalized state - you create the bare VM, install the OS, then configure it (installing drivers, HDC agents, and running Sysprep to generalize the image) before converting it into a template.

Option C is the most clearly wrong distractor: it inserts "join the domain" into the template creation workflow, which is a critical mistake. Domain-joined machines carry a unique computer account, so any desktop provisioned from that template would have account conflicts - domain joining must happen after deployment, not during templating.

Options B and D appear to differ in step ordering or include additional steps (like installing tools or Sysprep) in the wrong position - the precise order matters because, for example, Sysprep must run after all configuration is complete, not in the middle.

Memory tip: Think of the HDC template sequence as "Build → Install → Configure → Seal" - you never join the domain during the "Seal" phase, because the whole point of a template is that it stays generic until it's cloned and deployed to individual users.

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