A vendor pitches a PCoIP-only puck with no Windows for the treasurer's counter. How should the operator classify that endpoint?
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Short Explanation
Classify by what lives on the device, not by the pretty Windows session it shows. No local OS, protocol firmware only — that is a zero client. A thin client still has a little OS; a fat client is a PC; Connection Server is the broker in the datacenter, not a puck on the counter.
Full Explanation
Client-type classification on this exam follows local OS presence. Dedicated protocol firmware with no general-purpose OS is a zero client, even though the remote session looks like Windows. A thin client runs a limited OS plus Horizon Client. Displaying a virtual desktop does not make the endpoint a fat PC or a Connection Server, and hardware size is not the test.