Users of a linked clone pool report strange behavior in an internally developed application. This application is a client-server application with a proprietary back end data storage solution. The application functioned properly during a small proof of concept test, but after going live in production with about 35 users, the users report random disconnects. The administrator examines the logs on the server side of this application and sees the following message:

Event ID 3499: No more than 32 connections are allowed from the same computer SID. Connection is terminated. Which change should the administrator make to the pool to resolve the issue?

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Users of a linked clone pool report strange behavior in an internally developed application. This application is a client-server application with a proprietary back end data storage solution. The application functioned properly during a small proof of concept test, but after going live in production with about 35 users, the users report random disconnects. The administrator examines the logs on the server side of this application and sees the following message:

Event ID 3499: No more than 32 connections are allowed from the same computer SID. Connection is terminated. Which change should the administrator make to the pool to resolve the issue?

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B. Select the radio button for Use a customization specification (Sysprep).

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A. Use a QuickPrep Post-synchronization script to set the Windows hostname to match the virtual

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C. Select the option to Allow reuse of pre-existing computer accounts.

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D. Set the QuickPrep Power-off script parameters to release the computer IP address before

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