Exam 3V0-752 topic 1 question 7 discussion

his request arises from the fact that a single instance of vCenter Server can support 10,000 virtual machines. With View 5.2 and later, customers have the ability to use a single vCenter Server to manage a 10,000-desktop environment. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Horizon-7/7.1/com.vmware.horizon-view.planning.doc/GUID-CE4019FE-0C43-462A-A08E-82357B1CAF8B.html AB

A - Incorrect. There is nothing in the question/statement where we can determine if this is true or not B - Correct. We're building a cloud pod, so you can combine pools. C - Incorrect. Maximum vSphere cluster is 32 D - Correct. A Horizon block supports 2000 users. Yes you can build multiple blocks into a pod, but the answer specifically says BLOCK not pod.

A B is Correct From "view-71-architecture-planning" A building block consists of physical servers, a vSphere infrastructure, View servers, shared storage, and virtual machine desktops for end users. A building block is a logical construct and should not be sized for more than 2,000 View desktops. Customers usually include up to five building blocks in a View pod, although in theory you can use more blocks than that, as long as the pod does not go above 10,000 sessions and 7 View Connection Server instances. Wrong C. This configuration requires a 64-node cluster per site. -> vSphere clusters can contain up to 32 ESXi hosts D. This configuration exceeds the maximum supported size for a View block. -> A building block is a logical construct and should not be sized for more than 2,000 View desktops.

In my studies I came to the conclusion that they are questions B and D, according to the limitation of 2000 desktops per Block.