VMware 3V0-752 : VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 - Desktop and Mobility Design Exam

An architect is designing a solution for a customer who plans to grow its VDI environment. The design must allow for scaling of the environment in incremental steps with predictable results.
Which can the architect recommend for capacity management?

• A. Design using a pod and block architecture and verify the capacity of the configured block. Add as blocks needed.
• B. Design the environment around traditional all-flash SAN to ensure that there are no scaling issues.
• C. Design the environment using vSAN ready nodes. Add more nodes as needed.
• D. Design using servers that can accept 768GB of RAM so that there are no scaling issues.

A customer is looking to implement a VMware solution with these requirements:
- Support for 200 call center employees on a single 8-hour shift
- Application access through physical Windows 7 desktops
- Restrict access to only these applications: Google Chrome, FileZilla (an open source FTP application), and a custom in-house client-server call center application An architect is tasked with determining the lowest cost license solution that will meet the customer's requirements.
Which solution should the architect choose?

• A. 600 concurrent licenses of Horizon 7
• B. 200 named licenses of Horizon 7
• C. 600 named licenses of Horizon 7
• D. 200 concurrent licenses of Horizon 7

An administrator needs to add Location-Based Printing to five virtual desktops.
Which two steps must the administrator take to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)

• A. Create a GPO containing the Enable Printer Location Tracking for VMware View group policy setting.
• B. Add the computer names of the desktops using Security Filtering.
• C. Add the MAC addresses of the desktops using Security Filtering.
• D. Create a GPO containing the AutoConnect Map Additional Printers for VMware View group policy setting.

Which should be used to reduce vCenter Server overhead and improve performance in a large scale App Volumes deployment?

• A. Storage Groups
• B. AppToggle
• C. Mount Local
• D. Mount on Host

A security team is implementing VMware Identity Manager to have a central point for authentication to facilitate access to its company's applications. The team would like to have users to authenticate to VMware Identity Manager before being able to connect to a Horizon View Desktop.
What can be done to ensure that users who try to authenticate to the Horizon View Connection brokers are forced to first authenticate to VMware Identity Manager?

• A. Configure View advanced authentication to "Allowed" on the Horizon View Connection broker and create a Kerberos authenticator on VMware Identity Manager.
• B. Configure View authentication to "Not Allowed" on the Horizon View Connection broker and create a Kerberos authenticator on VMware Identity Manager.
• C. Create a SAML authenticator in Horizon View and set it to "Required."
• D. Create a SAML authenticator in Horizon View and set it to "Allowed."