A call centre replaces its desktops with small thin clients. Where do the users' applications actually run?
Un centre d'appels remplace ses PC de bureau par de petits clients légers. Où les applications des utilisateurs s'exécutent-elles réellement ?
Answers
AEntirely on each thin client's own powerful processor and local diskEntièrement sur le processeur puissant et le disque local de chaque client léger
BOn the users' mobile phonesSur les téléphones mobiles des utilisateurs
COn central servers or virtual desktops; the thin client shows the sessionSur des serveurs centraux ou des bureaux virtuels ; le client léger affiche la session
DOn the network switchSur le commutateur réseau
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