SK0-003 · Question #191
Which of the following is a benefit of application virtualization?
The correct answer is D. Applications are easily accessible from anywhere on the LAN. Application virtualization allows applications to be streamed or run in isolated environments, making them readily available to users from various locations across a network.
Question
Which of the following is a benefit of application virtualization?
Options
- AThe need for multiple licenses of any software is unnecessary.
- BInteroperability of disparate programs is easily attained.
- CServer loads are greatly reduced from lowered traffic.
- DApplications are easily accessible from anywhere on the LAN.
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- D91% (32)
Why each option
Application virtualization allows applications to be streamed or run in isolated environments, making them readily available to users from various locations across a network.
Application virtualization does not eliminate the need for software licenses; each usage typically still requires a license.
While application virtualization can help resolve conflicts by isolating applications, it does not inherently guarantee easy interoperability between disparate programs, especially if they need to communicate directly.
Application virtualization, especially if applications are streamed from a central server, can potentially increase server load and network traffic, not reduce it.
Application virtualization decouples applications from the underlying operating system and hardware, allowing them to be delivered on-demand to client devices. This enables users to access and run virtualized applications from different endpoints across the LAN or even WAN, enhancing mobility and flexibility without full installation on each device.
Concept tested: Benefits of application virtualization
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/rds/app-v/appv-overview
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