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When deploying App-V applications by using Configuration Manager, you can con-
figure the App-V client as a dependency. This means that the App-V client will be
deployed if it is not present on the target computer.
You can use Group Policy to manage App-V settings, but you must import the
App-V-related Group Policy template.
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Answer the following questions to test your knowledge of the information in this objective.
You can find the answers to these questions and explanations of why each answer choice is
correct or incorrect in the “Answers” section at the end of the chapter.
1.
You have deployed the Configuration Manager integrated model. You want to deploy
App-V applications to some of the computers in your organization; however, the
App-V client is not installed on every computer that is a Configuration Manager client.
The App-V client should be deployed only to computers that need it to run applica-
tions. How can you ensure that computers that are subject to an App-V application
deployment are able to run those applications?
a.
Deploy the App-V client to all computers.
B.
Configure the App-V client as a dependency for each App-V application.
C.
Configure each App-V application as a dependency for the App-V client.
D.
Configure each computer to subscribe to the RemoteApp feed.
You want to ensure that users with laptop computers have access to App-V applica-
tions only when they are on site. Which of the following strategies could you pursue to
accomplish this goal? (Choose two. Each correct answer provides a complete solution.)
a.
Use the App-V full infrastructure model.
B.
Use the standalone deployment model.
C.
Use the Configuration Manager integrated model.
D.
2.
Use RD Web Access.
Which of the following servers must you deploy to support the App-V full
infrastructure model?
a.
Management Server
B.
Publishing Server
C.
Configuration Manager site server
D.
3.
Remote Desktop Session Host server
