3V0-752 Exam Information and Outline
VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 - Desktop and Mobility Design
3V0-752 Exam Syllabus & Study Guide
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Exam Title : VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 - Desktop and Mobility Design (VCAP-DTM Design 2020)
Exam ID : 3V0-752
Exam Duration : 135 minutes
Questions in Exam : 60
Passing Score : 300 / 500
Exam Center : PEARSON VUE
Real Questions : VMware 3V0-752 Real Questions
Recommended Practice : VMware Certified Advanced Professional - Desktop and Mobility Design 2020 (VCAP-DTM Design 2020) Practice Test
Section Objectives Create a Horizon Conceptual Design - Gather and analyze requirements
- Gather and analyze application requirements
- Differentiate requirements- risks- constraints and assumptions
- Evaluate existing business practices against established use cases Create a Horizon Logical Design - Map Business Requirements to the Logical Design
- Map Horizon Solution Dependencies
- Build Availability Requirements into the Logical Design
- Build Manageability Requirements into the Logical Design
- Build Performance Requirements into the Logical Design
- Build Recoverability Requirements into the Logical Design
- Build Security Requirements into the Logical Design Create a Physical Design for vSphere and Horizon Components - Create a Horizon Pod and Block Architecture Design
- Extend Horizon Architecture Design to Support Additional Horizon Suite Components
- Design vSphere Infrastructure to Support a Horizon Implementation
- Add Required Services to Support a Given vSphere Design Create a Physical Design for Horizon Storage - Create and Optimize a Physical Design for Horizon Infrastructure Storage
- Create and Optimize a Physical Design for View Pool Storage
- Create and Optimize a Physical Storage Design for Applications
- Create and Optimize a Tiered Physical Horizon Storage Design
- Integrate Virtual SAN into a Horizon Design Create a Physical Design for Horizon Networking - Plan and Design Network Requirements for Horizon solutions (including Mirage and Workspace One) - Design Network and Security Components Based on Capacity and Availability Requirements
- Evaluate GPO and Display Protocol Tuning Options Based on Bandwidth and Connection Limits
Create a Physical Design for Horizon Desktops and Pools - Design Virtual and Physical Image Masters
- Optimize Desktop Images- OS Services and Applications for a Horizon Design
- Incorporate Desktop Pools into a Horizon Design
- Incorporate RDS Pools into a Horizon Design Incorporate Application Services into a Horizon Physical Design - Design
Application Integration and/or Delivery System(s) using Horizon Application Tools
- Design Active Directory to Facilitate Application Assignment
- Design and Size RDS Application Pools and Farms
- Create Application Architecture Design
- Design Application Integration and/or Delivery System(s) using Horizon Workspace One Incorporate Endpoints into a Horizon Design - Incorporate Session Connectivity Requirements in a Horizon End Point Design
- Incorporate Management Requirements in a Horizon End Point Client Design
- Incorporate Security Requirements in a Horizon End Point Design