Front-counter kiosks in the licensing lobby have no local Windows OS; dedicated firmware speaks Blast or PCoIP only. Which VDI client type is that?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A zero client is a puck that only knows how to talk display protocol — firmware, not a little Windows box and not a full PC. If a local OS and Horizon Client are installed, that is thin, not zero. Boxer is the Workspace ONE email app, not a kiosk class.
Full Explanation
A zero client is dedicated hardware whose firmware speaks a VDI protocol such as Blast or PCoIP and has no general-purpose operating system. A thin client still runs a limited local OS plus client software. A fat client is a full Windows (or equivalent) PC that may also run Horizon Client. Workspace ONE Boxer is a productivity mail app, not a VDI client type.