Scenario: A company has locations in three cities: New York, San Francisco and Miami. Each location maintains a large number of users who will need to access applications and desktop resources.
The company owns sufficient hardware resources to include an operational SQL server in the main New York location.
The new XenDesktop infrastructure build needs to operate with the least administrative overhead.
Which deployment option should a Citrix Engineer implement to meet this requirement?
The company needs a solution that minimizes administrative overhead. A single XenDesktop Site with three zones (Primary Zone in New York and two Satellite Zones in Miami and San Francisco) with a single SQL database maintained in New York is the best choice. This option allows centralized management of the database in New York, leveraging the available resources, and avoids the complexity of maintaining multiple databases in each location. Ensuring that administrative tasks are concentrated in one location (New York) reduces the effort required to manage the infrastructure effectively.
I believe this is C. The question states that there is sufficient hardware resources to include an operational SQL server in the main New York location, but doesn't mention the other zones.
The correct Answer is C - Only one SQL Server in the primary Zone
The answer is B
Yes B is the right one