Certified Engineer - Horizon Practice Test

OCE-H

Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon is a engineer certification exam. It covers domains such as Infrastructure Planning and Management and Troubleshooting, plus Desktop, Application, and Profile Management.

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Exam Details

Duration135 min
Passing Score275
LevelEngineer
TestingPearson VUE
Valid For2 years
Release DateJan 1, 2025
Exam Cost$250

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What topics are on the Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon exam?

The Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon exam is organized into 7 domains. The highest‑weight domains are Infrastructure Planning and Management and Troubleshooting.

Use the official exam objectives and guides below to confirm the latest version and topic coverage:

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Infrastructure Planning and Management 25%

1.1
Install/configure Connection Servers, Enrollment Servers, and Access Connectors
4 subtopics
1.1.1Deploy Horizon Connection Servers in multi-node environment
1.1.2Optimize global settings
1.1.3Deploy and configure Horizon Server types
1.1.4Deploy and configure Access Connector
Learning Objectives
  • Deploy Horizon Connection Servers in a multi-node environment for high availability
  • Optimize global settings based on organizational requirements
  • Evaluate the impact of Connection Server configurations on desktop pool performance
  • Deploy and configure different types of Horizon Servers
1.2
Planning Horizon Deployments
1 subtopics
1.2.1Identify required components for specific deployments
Learning Objectives
  • Identify which components are required for a specific Horizon deployment
  • Size the number of management components depending on CCU and HA-/DR-request
1.3
Integrate Active Directory for authentication and user access control
1 subtopics
1.3.1Create Service Accounts, groups, and OUs
Learning Objectives
  • Create Service Accounts, groups, and OU for Horizon Deployment
  • Import ADMX templates for Horizon
1.4
Deploy/update Unified Access Gateways
4 subtopics
1.4.1Evaluate UAG deployment methods
1.4.2Configure UAG high availability
1.4.3Configure firewall settings for UAG
1.4.4Create and export UAG configuration
Learning Objectives
  • Evaluate the deployment method UAG installation based on the use case
  • Evaluate HA configuration for UAG
  • Evaluate firewall settings for UAG session protocol
  • Create or export UAG configuration and prepare deployment via PS-script
1.5
Manage licenses and deploy edge gateway
2 subtopics
1.5.1Evaluate license methods
1.5.2Deploy Horizon Edge Gateway
Learning Objectives
  • Evaluate license method (term vs. subscription)
  • Deploy Horizon Edge Gateway
1.6
Maintain pod/farm architecture
5 subtopics
1.6.1Configure Cloud Pod Architecture site preferences
1.6.2Plan CPA upgrades
1.6.3Configure RDSH farm load balancing
1.6.4Optimize RDSH login performance
1.6.5Configure application on demand
Learning Objectives
  • Evaluate options for site preferences in a CPA
  • Consider upgrade processes and dependencies in a CPA
  • Consider options to load balance RDSH farms
  • Evaluate to increase login performance for RDSH-based sessions
  • Evaluate to limit the number of sessions per RDS host
  • Evaluate use case for application on demand and configure prerequisites
1.7
Integrate and configure Dynamic Environment Manager (DEM)
3 subtopics
1.7.1Configure DEM file shares
1.7.2Install DEM Management Console
1.7.3Configure Horizon Smart Policies
Learning Objectives
  • Configure file shares for DEM deployment
  • Install DEM Management Console (including NoAD)
  • Identify use cases for Horizon Smart Policies
  • Evaluate creation of condition sets (modular approach)
  • Consider importing ADMX templates in preparation for DEM
1.8
Integrate and configure App Volumes
4 subtopics
1.8.1Install App Volumes Manager
1.8.2Configure App Volumes Active Directory
1.8.3Configure App Volumes storage
1.8.4Integrate App Volumes with Horizon
Learning Objectives
  • Install App Volumes Manager
  • Install and Register additional App Volumes Manager
  • Configure SQL connection
  • Configure Active Directory setting for Authentication
  • Configure Storage and Storage Group
  • Integrate App Volumes to Horizon Connection Server
  • Define Storage Requirement for replication
  • Configure replication with partner
  • Configure Storage access mode
1.9
Resource allocation and load balancing
1 subtopics
1.9.1Configure Connection Server load balancing
Learning Objectives
  • Configure and enable load balancing for Connection Servers
  • Integrate UAG to Connection Server (Best practice: always maintain 1:1 ratio)
1.10
Upgrade Horizon platform
3 subtopics
1.10.1Plan Horizon component upgrades
1.10.2Upgrade Horizon agents
1.10.3Prepare for upgrades
Learning Objectives
  • Evaluate dependencies and order in upgrading Horizon components and the underlying hypervisor setup
  • Upgrade Agents in correct order
  • Identify the scenarios where maintenance window is required for the upgrade
  • Evaluate to back up relevant information before the upgrade
1.11
Use Recording Server to collect user session information
1 subtopics
1.11.1Configure Horizon Recording Server
Learning Objectives
  • Identify use cases for Horizon Recording Server
  • Identify the prerequisites for Recording Server deployment
  • Evaluate the criteria to record
  • Deploy and configure a Recording Server
1.12
Implement compliance - FIPS 140-2 mode
1 subtopics
1.12.1Deploy FIPS mode
Learning Objectives
  • Evaluate Connection server, UAG using FIPS mode deployment
1.13
Allocate GPU resources
1 subtopics
1.13.1Configure GPU acceleration
Learning Objectives
  • Identify the scenario for using each type of Graphic acceleration
  • Consider VM density and dependency with GPU acceleration
Domain Hands-on Skills
Deploy multi-node Connection Server environmentConfigure UAG with PowerShell scriptsIntegrate DEM and App Volumes with HorizonConfigure Cloud Pod ArchitectureUpgrade Horizon components in correct order
Common Mistakes to Avoid
  • Not maintaining 1:1 ratio for UAG to Connection Server
  • Incorrect upgrade order for Horizon components
  • Missing ADMX template imports
  • Improper service account configuration
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Desktop, Application, and Profile Management 15%

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Monitoring and Optimization 15%

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Troubleshooting 20%

5

Security and Compliance 15%

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Scale and Recovery 15%

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Automation and Integration 10%

Who should take the Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon exam?

Recommended experience for the Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon includes 5 years of general IT experience.

Required Prerequisites

  • Omnissa Certified Administrator - Horizon (OCA-H) certification

Recommended Experience

  • 5 years of general IT experience
  • 12 months of Omnissa Horizon Suite experience managing Horizon solutions
  • Advanced knowledge of administering Horizon environments and components
  • Experience troubleshooting Horizon suite issues
  • Experience integrating Omnissa Horizon Suite with Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM

Experience Level: Advanced

How much does the Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon cost?

The official exam fee for the Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon is $250 USD.

Exam Cost$250 USD
Scheduling Official exam scheduling page
Testing CentersPearson VUE
Online ProctoringAvailable

How long is the Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon certification valid?

The Omnissa Certified Engineer - Horizon certification is typically valid for 2 years (see renewal options below).

Valid For2 years
Recertification
  • Retake current exam
  • Pass higher-level Omnissa certification

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