Licensing clerks on the city LAN reach Horizon desktops without traversing the DMZ, while field inspectors on home broadband must not talk to Connection Server directly. Which access-path split should the operator describe?
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Short Explanation
Picture city hall as a courthouse with a public lobby and a staff hallway: inspectors use the lobby (Unified Access Gateway in the DMZ) while clerks already inside use the hallway to Connection Server on the LAN. Same Horizon pod, two doors. Tunnel and NSX are different products, and hanging Connection Server on the internet is the pattern this exam wants refused.
Full Explanation
Horizon commonly uses a split access design: LAN users broker to Connection Server internally, while internet users terminate on Unified Access Gateway in a DMZ. UAG is the external secure gateway; Connection Server stays on the internal network. Workspace ONE Tunnel is a UEM per-app VPN client, not the Horizon remote-access appliance. NSX load balancing is network virtualization and is not the EUC answer for this access-path question.