You work as the network Enterprise Desktop Administrator at Company.com. The Company.com
network has an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain named Company.com. The
Company.com network client workstations currently make use of Microsoft Windows Vista.
Company.com currently makes use of a business application that is frequently updated and is not
compatible with Microsoft Windows 7. During the course of the week Company.com decided to
have the client workstations upgraded to Microsoft Windows 7. Company.com additionally
requested that you ensure the business application works on Windows 7 whilst ensuring the
application can be updated using the minimum of administrative effort. What should you do?
A.
You should consider having the Windows XP Mode configured on all Windows 7 client
workstations. You should then have the virtual machine image and updates distributed through a file
share resource.
B.
You should consider having the Windows XP Mode configured on all Windows 7 client
workstations. You should then have the virtual machine image and updates distributed through
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager.
C.
You should consider having the Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V) v2 to all
Windows 7 client workstations. You should then have the virtual machine image and updates
distributed through MED-V TrimTransfer.
D.
You should consider having the Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization (MED-V) v2 to all
Windows 7 client workstations. You should then have the virtual machine image and updates
distributed through Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager