A vendor proposes VMware Horizon as the city's SDDC network-virtualization pillar. Why is that the wrong product family?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Horizon publishes virtual desktops. It is not the city's overlay, firewall, and logical-router product. That network pillar is NSX-T. Horizon is not Geneve, not vSAN, and not the NSX Manager cluster.
Full Explanation
VMware Horizon is an end-user computing product that delivers virtual desktops and published applications. It is not the VMware SDDC network-virtualization product; that role belongs to NSX-T Data Center. Horizon is not an overlay encapsulation protocol, not a storage product, and not the NSX Manager cluster. Treating Horizon as the network pillar confuses the VCTA-EUC track with VCTA-NV.