Free OCA-H sample questions

Correct answers: After a Connection Server restart, existing forever-running application sessions no longer run indefinitely.; It allows application sessions to run forever, and such sessions are supported on Windows and Linux clients.

'Bypass Session Timeout' is a farm setting that allows application sessions to run forever; such sessions are supported on Windows and Linux clients. The documentation lists its limits: it is not available for application pools in a Cloud Pod Architecture environment, forever-running sessions are not supported for unauthenticated users, it must not be enabled if the max session timeout value is set to Never, and when Connection Server is restarted, existing forever-running application sessions no longer run indefinitely. It applies to application sessions, so it is not a way to keep VDI desktop sessions connected. (Omnissa Horizon 8: Desktops and Applications - farm settings, Bypass Session Timeout.)

'Bypass Session Timeout' is a farm setting that allows application sessions to run forever; such sessions are supported on Windows and Linux clients. The documentation lists its limits: it is not available for application pools in a Cloud Pod Architecture environment, forever-running sessions are not supported for unauthenticated users, it must not be enabled if the max session timeout value is set to Never, and when Connection Server is restarted, existing forever-running application sessions no longer run indefinitely. It applies to application sessions, so it is not a way to keep VDI desktop sessions connected. (Omnissa Horizon 8: Desktops and Applications - farm settings, Bypass Session Timeout.)

Correct answer: False

The Horizon Connection Server acts as a broker, authenticating users and directing them to their entitled virtual desktops or applications. The actual virtual machines are hosted on vSphere ESXi hosts, which are managed by vCenter Server. The Connection Server manages the VDI environment but does not host the desktops themselves.

Correct answer: -getDCT

The -A option of vdmadmin administers Horizon Agent logging. Per the Horizon 8 Administration guide ('Configuring Logging in Horizon Agent Using the -A Option'), -getDCT creates a Data Collection Tool (DCT) bundle for the specified machine and -outfile names the local zip file, e.g. vdmadmin -A -d dtpool2 -m machine1 -getDCT -outfile C:\myfile.zip. -getlogfile copies a single named log file, -getloglevel only displays the current log level, and -list only lists the agent's log files.