A customer is deploying Horizon View 7.1 utilizing a Cloud Prod Architecture. The customer wants to utilize 32-node clusters, and a single vCenter at each site to support 9,500 desktops per site.
Which two statements about this configuration are true? (Choose two.)
This configuration allows multiple pools to be grouped together using global entitlements, which is in line with utilizing a Cloud Pod Architecture. However, the configuration exceeds the maximum supported size for a View block, as each Horizon block should not encompass more than 2,000 desktops. While the question specifies 9,500 desktops per site, it necessitates multiple blocks to remain within supported limits.
A customer has chosen vRealize Operations Manager for Horizon as its monitoring solution.
The customer's requirements are:
✑ Monitor the PCoIP metrics to address user experience complaints.
✑ Minimum required resources should be used for monitoring purposes.
Recent project updates include:
✑ vRealize Operations Manager is already in use for vSphere monitoring.
✑ All desktop templates are created with Horizon 7 View agent and Horizon deployment is at the final stage of completion.
✑ Existing vRealize Operations Manager capacity is already scaled out to meet the current requirements of Horizon 7 monitoring needs.
Which two additional components are required to make the monitoring systems ready? (Choose two.)
To meet the requirements of monitoring PCoIP metrics for user experience within a Horizon environment, the necessary components are the vRealize Operations for Horizon Adapter and the vRealize Operations for Horizon Desktop Agent. The Horizon Adapter integrates with vRealize Operations to provide performance monitoring and user experience metrics related to Horizon. The Desktop Agent is needed on the user's virtual desktops to collect and send performance metrics back to vRealize Operations Manager. These components ensure that the monitoring solution effectively captures the required data while minimizing resource usage.
A company is implementing VMware Horizon View 7 solution. It has created four 500 linked-clone desktop pools to be used by different departments and workers.
The company's VDI administrator noticed that Horizon View Composer is showing in error state on the View Admin Web Console. During restart of the Composer service, the service failed to start up again. A decision was made to migrate View Composer to a new server and preserve the linked-clone information.
What three steps are requires for the migration? (Choose three.)
To migrate the View Composer to a new server and preserve the linked-clone information, you need to follow these steps: First, migrate the RSA key constrainer as it is essential for securing the communications (C). Second, configure the Horizon View Composer to point to the existing SQL database to ensure continuity of the linked-clone desktops' data and settings (D). Lastly, install the VMware Horizon View Composer service on the new server to reestablish the Composer functionality (E). These steps ensure a seamless migration without data loss.
A company is deploying VDI and needs to meet these requirements:
✑ Support a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) strategy
✑ Support external contractors
✑ Support access from anywhere
Reduce or eliminate costly desktop and laptop replacement
Which two solutions should an architect recommend? (Choose two.)
To support a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) strategy, support external contractors, and ensure access from anywhere, leveraging Horizon 7 clients is essential. Horizon 7 clients allow access to the VDI environment from various devices. Deploying Horizon 7 Access Point appliances (now referred to as Unified Access Gateway or UAG) ensures secure external access without requiring extensive network configuration, facilitating ease of access for external contractors. While Thin Clients (E) could be considered, they are more of a hardware solution and might not fully address the BYOD and ubiquitous access requirements compared to Horizon 7 clients and Access Point appliances.
A customer reported that during maintenance activity, some users were unable to connect to assigned desktops and received an error that the pool had no desktops available. Other users were able to connect to their assigned desktops without issue.
Which three reasons could be the cause of the failure? (Choose three.)
If users were unable to connect to their assigned desktops and received an error that the pool had no desktops available, but some users could still connect, it suggests that certain critical components were down. Possible reasons include: the VMware Composer Server being down, which could prevent the provisioning of new desktops; the View Connection Server being down, which could selectively affect users if multiple servers are used and one fails; and the vCenter Server being down, which could impact the management and allocation of virtual desktops. These components are crucial for the availability and allocation of virtual desktops in a VDI environment.