An operator asks whether putting Unified Access Gateway in the DMZ is the city's disaster-recovery plan. What is the right distinction?
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Short Explanation
A guard shack at the parking lot is not a second city hall. UAG in the DMZ is how home inspectors reach VDI safely, not how you rebuild after a site loss. DR still needs another site and a recovery plan.
Full Explanation
Unified Access Gateway in the DMZ is a networking and security placement for remote Horizon or UEM access. Disaster recovery is the plan to restore brokers, images, and services at another site after a major outage. Those ideas must stay separate on this exam. UAG placement does not replace configuration backups or vSphere HA.