When creating an instant clone automated desktop pool, an administrator enables the Stop Provisioning on Error setting. Horizon successfully creates five desktops for this instant clone pool, however the provisioning of the sixth desktop fails.What response is automatically triggered by Horizon after this failure?
Answer(s): B
When Stop Provisioning on Error is enabled, Horizon halts further provisioning after a provisioning failure and places the pool into a Provisioning Disabled state until an administrator reviews and intervenes.
You have integrated Omnissa Horizon 8 with Omnissa Access using SAML 2.0. However, users are being prompted for credentials twice: once in Omnissa Access and then again in Horizon.Which of the following is the root cause of this issue?
Answer(s): D
Single sign-on depends on correct SAML authenticator configuration in Horizon; if it is misconfigured, Horizon cannot trust the SAML assertion from Omnissa Access, resulting in a second credential prompt.
A Horizon administrator is tasked with deployment of a desktop pool, which should fulfill these requirements:• End-users should always get the same desktop VM.• Backups with the existing image-based backup tool should be supported.• Desktop VMs will be cloned on a weekly basis per vSphere API.Which desktop solution can accomplish this requirement?
Answer(s): C
A dedicated full-clone automated desktop pool gives each user a persistent, assigned desktop, which satisfies the requirement that end users always receive the same VM. Omnissa documentation also identifies full-clone desktops as a persistent desktop option, and full clones align with image-based backup and vSphere API-based cloning workflows better than instant clones.
Which Omnissa Access Connector service is responsible for synchronizing virtual applications with Omnissa Access?
The Virtual App service on the Omnissa Access Connector is responsible for syncing virtual applications, such as Horizon resources, with Omnissa Access so they can be entitled and presented in the catalog.
Remote users see a black screen when connecting through a Unified Access Gateway. Users in the office can successfully connect to desktops.What steps can you take to troubleshoot this issue? (Choose two.)
Answer(s): B,C
For external Blast connections through Unified Access Gateway, blocked or misrouted Blast traffic is a common cause of black-screen issues, so verifying the required Horizon/Blast firewall ports and ensuring that Blast traffic is not being filtered is a key troubleshooting step.In a UAG-based deployment, the Horizon Connection Server should not be acting as the Blast Secure Gateway for those external sessions. Validating that the Blast Secure Gateway is not enabled on the Connection Server helps confirm the external connection path is configured correctly.
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