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That evidence concerns Microsoft Defender for Endpoint onboarding, used to enroll newly deployed session hosts into endpoint detection and response monitoring. It does not establish whether Defender for Endpoint device isolation satisfies the current requirement to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure.

That evidence concerns Defender for Cloud vulnerability recommendation, used to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave. It does not establish whether Defender for Endpoint device isolation satisfies the current requirement to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure.

That evidence concerns Defender exclusion change review, used to prevent an unjustified broad antivirus exclusion from weakening FSLogix and host protection. It does not establish whether Defender for Endpoint device isolation satisfies the current requirement to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure.

That evidence concerns Custom image software installation for all hosts, used to ensure a required line-of-business application exists on every newly provisioned pooled VM. It does not establish whether Application license entitlement check satisfies the current requirement to ensure a published paid application permits each entitled AVD user to access it under its own vendor licensing terms.

That evidence concerns App-V style application isolation planning, used to evaluate whether a supported virtualized application package can be delivered without installing its binaries into the base Windows image. It does not establish whether Application license entitlement check satisfies the current requirement to ensure a published paid application permits each entitled AVD user to access it under its own vendor licensing terms.

That evidence concerns RemoteApp working-directory configuration, used to fix a published app that loads but cannot locate its relative resource files when started from a different default directory. It does not establish whether Application license entitlement check satisfies the current requirement to ensure a published paid application permits each entitled AVD user to access it under its own vendor licensing terms.

App compatibility needs real multiuser testing. This is relevant when the task is to stop a problematic app update from spreading to all multi-session users without a tested rollback option; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a RemoteApp launch failure from a full desktop rendering issue for the same user.

RemoteApp publishes installed Windows executable applications. This is relevant when the task is to expose an existing tested desktop application from a Windows session host without rebuilding the infrastructure; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a RemoteApp launch failure from a full desktop rendering issue for the same user.

App virtualization separates packaged application contents from guest image. This is relevant when the task is to evaluate whether a supported virtualized application package can be delivered without installing its binaries into the base Windows image; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a RemoteApp launch failure from a full desktop rendering issue for the same user.

Firewall logs provide evidence of a policy-blocked service path. This is relevant when the task is to locate a firewall policy that silently blocks an AVD control-plane destination; it does not directly meet the requirement to separate name-resolution failure from inaccessible directory servers after a host image update.

Effective-route inspection identifies UDR-caused misrouting. This is relevant when the task is to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop; it does not directly meet the requirement to separate name-resolution failure from inaccessible directory servers after a host image update.

Transport verification reveals fallback instead of Shortpath operation. This is relevant when the task is to detect a case where clients still connect over TCP because a UDP rule was omitted; it does not directly meet the requirement to separate name-resolution failure from inaccessible directory servers after a host image update.

The user role enables authorized application group consumption. This is relevant when the task is to grant an entitled user access to a published Azure Virtual Desktop application group; it does not directly meet the requirement to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments.

Custom roles narrow operations beyond broad built-in roles. This is relevant when the task is to grant a specialized automation only the precise hostpool actions it needs; it does not directly meet the requirement to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments.

Reader grants control-plane observation only. This is relevant when the task is to let an auditor inspect hostpool configurations without authorizing destructive management changes; it does not directly meet the requirement to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments.

That evidence concerns ARM deployment outputs, used to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage. It does not establish whether Resource dependency ordering in Bicep satisfies the current requirement to ensure an app group is deployed only after the host pool it references exists.

That evidence concerns Deployment what-if review, used to identify proposed destructive hostpool resource changes before deploying an updated infrastructure template. It does not establish whether Resource dependency ordering in Bicep satisfies the current requirement to ensure an app group is deployed only after the host pool it references exists.

That evidence concerns Azure deployment activity log inspection, used to determine which principal or policy rejected a resource deployment during an approved change window. It does not establish whether Resource dependency ordering in Bicep satisfies the current requirement to ensure an app group is deployed only after the host pool it references exists.

That evidence concerns Image Builder validation stage, used to reject an image whose installed application baseline fails required tests. It does not establish whether Image version promotion ring satisfies the current requirement to test a new desktop image with a small pilot host pool before production-wide rollout.

That evidence concerns Image Builder failure log inspection, used to identify a failed provisioner rather than silently promoting an incomplete golden image. It does not establish whether Image version promotion ring satisfies the current requirement to test a new desktop image with a small pilot host pool before production-wide rollout.

That evidence concerns Image Builder managed identity permission, used to let the build service write its finished image to a private gallery without broad Owner permissions. It does not establish whether Image version promotion ring satisfies the current requirement to test a new desktop image with a small pilot host pool before production-wide rollout.

That evidence concerns Windows security event log for guest logon, used to isolate Windows account-right failure after the Entra service stages have already accepted a user. It does not establish whether RDP property inspection for SSO satisfies the current requirement to find a hostpool where enablerdsaadauth is missing despite correct tenant application settings.

That evidence concerns Entra sign-in failure details, used to identify which Conditional Access grant control denied an AVD user's remote session. It does not establish whether RDP property inspection for SSO satisfies the current requirement to find a hostpool where enablerdsaadauth is missing despite correct tenant application settings.

That evidence concerns Windows Cloud Login sign-in record, used to distinguish a second-stage Windows login failure from an earlier AVD feed sign-in success. It does not establish whether RDP property inspection for SSO satisfies the current requirement to find a hostpool where enablerdsaadauth is missing despite correct tenant application settings.

That evidence concerns New Teams VDI optimization support check, used to confirm Teams in AVD uses its supported optimized media path for voice and video instead of unoptimized host rendering. It does not establish whether Enterprise Edge browser policy deployment satisfies the current requirement to enforce a controlled extension list across all pooled session hosts for a sensitive web app.

That evidence concerns Teams microphone permission policy, used to permit a named communications app to use redirected mic audio only under approved endpoint settings. It does not establish whether Enterprise Edge browser policy deployment satisfies the current requirement to enforce a controlled extension list across all pooled session hosts for a sensitive web app.

That evidence concerns Web app site-specific multimedia redirection, used to improve playback for supported browser video content without forcing general desktop sessions to process the bitstream. It does not establish whether Enterprise Edge browser policy deployment satisfies the current requirement to enforce a controlled extension list across all pooled session hosts for a sensitive web app.

Key permissions must be preserved for encrypted backup restoration. This is relevant when the task is to ensure restored profile data remains accessible when an approved storage encryption key is rotated; it does not directly meet the requirement to explain why two synchronized live FSLogix providers cannot replace a versioned historical backup after accidental data deletion.

Retention policy determines which restore points persist. This is relevant when the task is to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots; it does not directly meet the requirement to explain why two synchronized live FSLogix providers cannot replace a versioned historical backup after accidental data deletion.

Azure Backup supports protection of supported Azure Files shares. This is relevant when the task is to create scheduled recovery points for an eligible file share storing FSLogix profiles; it does not directly meet the requirement to explain why two synchronized live FSLogix providers cannot replace a versioned historical backup after accidental data deletion.

Cloud Cache uses local caching across configured providers to improve resilience. This is relevant when the task is to tolerate an intermittent remote storage interruption while users work with locally cached profile data; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly.

Provisioned SSD files capacity can address demanding profile workloads. This is relevant when the task is to provide predictable high IOPS and low latency for large logon bursts with heavy profile traffic; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly.

Azure NetApp Files supports managed SMB volumes for profile storage. This is relevant when the task is to use managed high-performance enterprise file storage for FSLogix profile shares with strict service requirements; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly.