OCA-H Horizon Administrator Practice Questions
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Domains covered on the exam 10
- Horizon Architecture and Installation
- vSphere Infrastructure for Horizon
- Desktop Creation and Configuration
- Desktop Pool Management
- Horizon Client Configuration
- Horizon Monitoring and Troubleshooting
- Horizon Protocols and Graphics
- Horizon Security
- Horizon Scalability and Cloud Integration
- Integration with Omnissa Access and Application Management
- 13
In the context of Horizon architecture, which component is primarily responsible for authenticating users, brokering connections to desktops and applications, and managing the VDI environment?
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Correct answer: A
The Horizon Connection Server is the core management component, acting as the 'brain' of the Horizon pod. It handles user authentication against Active Directory, queries the desktop inventory, brokers the connection between the client and the appropriate desktop or application, and enforces policies.
- 14
A user needs to access their Horizon virtual desktop from a kiosk computer where they cannot install any software. Which Horizon client should they use?
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Correct answer: C
The Horizon HTML Access Client allows users to connect to their desktops and applications through a standard web browser without needing to install any client software. This is the ideal solution for unmanaged devices, kiosks, or situations where software installation is restricted.
- 15
True or False: A single Horizon pod can span multiple physical datacenters.
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Correct answer: B
This is false. A single Horizon pod, which consists of a set of Connection Servers sharing a common AD LDS database, must be located within a single datacenter. The latency requirements between components are too low to support a stretched deployment. To span multiple datacenters, you must use Cloud Pod Architecture (CPA) to link separate, distinct pods.
