During a planning meeting for an upcoming deployment of a Horizon View 7.1 environments, these requirements were identified by an architect:
✑ Separate pools for internal and external connectivity.
✑ Applications are not to be installed in the desktop VMs.
✑ Application assignments are to be user-based.
✑ No VPN is to be used.
Which three should the architect recommend to meet the requirements? (Choose three.)
To meet the requirements of having separate pools for internal and external connectivity without using VPN, and ensuring applications are not installed on desktop VMs but assigned based on user identification, the architect should recommend the following: Use VMware Horizon View's tagging feature to identify external/internal pools, which manages internal and external access efficiently. Utilize VMware App Volumes to handle user-based application assignments without installing them directly on desktop VMs. Finally, deploy VMware User Environment Manager to define network subnets to filter the lists of external/internal desktop pools based on the user's client IP address, avoiding the need for a VPN.
Careful with the question. Assignments are to be 'User Based' which rules out Thin App unless you are using Identity Manager. ABF in this case 'App Volumes' over Thin App
ABF is correct answer. ThinApp cannot use 'User Based' access
ABF FOR SURE