AVD users must print to a traditional office printer even when their endpoint has no local printer installed. All users already hold qualifying Universal Print licenses. The printer has no built-in Universal Print support. Which two deployment actions are needed?

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• Register and share the printer with the intended users, then provision it for their sessions.
• Deploy a Universal Print connector on a machine that can reach the printer.

A connector integrates a traditional printer with Universal Print; registration, sharing and provisioning make it available to authorized sessions independently of endpoint printer redirection. Option explanations: A. Install the vendor’s printer driver on the session hosts without registering a cloud printer.: A local driver alone does not create the required Universal Print registration or entitlement. B. Register and share the printer with the intended users, then provision it for their sessions.: This makes the registered printer discoverable and usable by the authorized population. C. Enable redirectprinters on the host pool as the only printer-delivery mechanism.: Redirection exposes endpoint printers, but the scenario deliberately has no installed endpoint printer. D. Deploy a Universal Print connector on a machine that can reach the printer.: The connector provides the required link for a printer that is not Universal Print-ready. Sources: Printing on AVD using Universal Print — https://learn.microsoft.com/universal-print/fundamentals/universal-print-avd; Set up Universal Print — https://learn.microsoft.com/universal-print/set-up-universal-print

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