What indicates successful deployment of a Platform object for Object Viewer use?

Successful deployment of a Platform object for Object Viewer use is indicated when all supported machines can access the viewer. This means that the deployment process was effective and that the necessary configurations and permissions have been properly established. For Object Viewer to function correctly across various machines, accessibility to the viewer signifies that the deployment has met the requirements for network connectivity, security settings, and any software dependencies, allowing the application to operate seamlessly in a distributed environment.

Ensuring that all intended machines can connect to the Object Viewer is critical for functionality, as it directly impacts the user experience and utility of the deployed system. If any machines cannot access the viewer, it suggests potential misconfigurations or incomplete deployment steps, which would need to be addressed to achieve successful implementation.

Factors such as internet access, version consistency, and verification processes are important in their own contexts but do not directly account for the operational success across all machines, making accessibility the key indicator of successful deployment.