Your company has an Active Directory domain. The company has a server named Server1 that has
the Terminal Services role and the Terminal Services Web Access role installed. All client computers
run Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). You deploy and publish an application named TimeReport on
Server1. The Terminal Services Web Access role uses Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and
Network Level Authentication is enabled. You need to ensure that the users can launch TimeReport
on Server1 from the Terminal Services Web Access Web page. What should you do?
A.
Disable publishing to AD DS for the TimeReport remote application.
B.
Install the Remote Desktop Client 6.1 application on the client computers that run Windows XP
SP2.
C.
Publish TimeReport on Server1 as a Microsoft Windows Installer package. Distribute the Windows
Installer package to the users.
D.
Install the Terminal Services Gateway (TS Gateway) role on Server1. Reconfigure the TimeReport
remote application publishing to reflect the change in the infrastructure.
Explanation:
To ensure that the users can launch App1 on Server1 from the Terminal Services Web Access Web
page, you need to install the Remote Desktop Client 6.1 application on the client computers, which
eases the deployment of Windows Server 2008 Terminal services on the client computers that run
Windows XP Service Pack 2. Because the Remote Desktop Client 6.1 application supports Terminal
Services Web Access, the Windows XP users can launch App1 on Server1 from their Terminal
Services Web Access Web page. Reference: Download Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection
(Terminal Services Client 6.1) for Windows XP SP2
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