Library staff use small embedded Linux or Windows boxes that run Horizon Client and a browser only. Which VDI client type is that?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
If there is a little OS that launches Horizon Client, you are in thin-client land — a locked-down set-top, not a firmware puck and not a full staff PC. Zero means no OS at all. UAG is the DMZ gateway, not the device on the library desk.
Full Explanation
A thin client runs a limited local operating system and client software such as Horizon Client, often with a browser, rather than a full municipal desktop image. A zero client has protocol firmware only and no local OS. A fat client is a complete PC that can run local applications. Unified Access Gateway is an access appliance in the datacenter or DMZ, not an endpoint class.