What are two primary purposes of a Frame utility Server? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. Backend for a client-server application B. shared file server. A Frame Utility Server in Nutanix Frame is a persistent, always-on server instance (unlike the ephemeral sandbox or desktop instances). Its two primary purposes are: (A) serving as the backend for client-server applications, where it hosts server-side components that Frame…

Describe Nutanix EUC Concepts and Features

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ABackend for a client-server application
Bshared file server
CTest and develop virtual desktops.
DA server that monitors virtual desktop usage

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A
95% (21)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

A Frame Utility Server in Nutanix Frame is a persistent, always-on server instance (unlike the ephemeral sandbox or desktop instances). Its two primary purposes are: (A) serving as the backend for client-server applications, where it hosts server-side components that Frame desktop or app sessions connect to; and (B) acting as a shared file server, providing persistent storage accessible to multiple Frame users or sessions. It is not used for monitoring desktop usage (Option D) or for testing/developing virtual desktops (Option C), which would be done in sandbox environments.

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