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Question 5

A customer is struggling with how to support application delivery to its highly mobile sales force. There are two Windows applications that need to be delivered, which could present a challenge. Both applications use a local copy of the central database and the applications are frequently being updated.

During assessments and user interviews, the sales personnel indicated that they frequently use these two applications while traveling in areas with poor connectivity. The sales people rarely connect to the company network. Pushing out updates using a traditional deployment system is therefore difficult.

Which solution from VMware would solve the customer's situation?

Package the applications as an App Volumes Appstack. Manage delivery and updates off the Appstack using VMware Identity Manager.

Package the applications using ThinApp and manage delivery and updates using VMware Identity Manager.

Install the applications on RDS Hosts and publish them using Horizon 7. Since installed centrally, management of the applications will now be possible using traditional methods.

Package the application using ThinApp for isolation and publish them to users using Horizon 7. Place the ThinApp packages on a network share for central and easy updates.

Correct Answer: B

The best solution is to package the applications using ThinApp and manage delivery and updates using VMware Identity Manager. This approach enables offline access to the applications because ThinApp packages can be used locally on devices even when there is no network connectivity. The VMware Identity Manager would handle the updates when connectivity is available, making it suitable for the mobile sales force frequently in areas with poor connectivity.

Discussion

rfountainOption: B

The only answer the makes sense here is B because that would require the least amount of "network connectivity" Thinapp for Isolation is not relevant for this situation as that's really just a sandbox feature so D is not the correct answer

rfountain

To further expand on my statement above, B would be the correct answer as Identity Manager desktop provides you access to Thinapp packages presented through Identity Manager. This will download the thinapp to your desktop so it's accessible off the netowrk.

JEL4

"traveling in areas with poor connectivity" if you can't connect to the network how you can connect to identity manager? so D

JoeTromundo

Furthermore, "The sales people rarely connect to the company network." D is correct.

Cheshiremulisha

You do know that the network share is on the network right? The answer is B

Nvoisn

B and D make sense... but D provide external access, so I will chose D

Nvoisn

Sorry... B provide external access -> B

wanliangdOption: B

B, Identity Manager and ThinApp download mode

HansamuqOption: C

I would think is C, poor connectivity doesnt mean no connectivity, and the applications needs to interact with local db and can be on the same RDSH. Using ThinApp will need to download the ThinApp packages, with frequent updates this will pose a problem updating the ThinApp packages in poor connectivity too.

ShazPazOption: C

Answer is C. There is no requirement for isolation