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Session-aware controls protect users during deallocation. This is relevant when the task is to ensure scaling doesn't shut down a host with active users contrary to the approved schedule settings; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a schedule that cannot start or stop session hosts because the service identity lacks required VM permissions.

Scaling plans automate pooled host capacity scheduling. This is relevant when the task is to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a schedule that cannot start or stop session hosts because the service identity lacks required VM permissions.

Ramp-up phase brings compute online before peak demand. This is relevant when the task is to ensure enough session host capacity is started before the morning sign-in surge; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a schedule that cannot start or stop session hosts because the service identity lacks required VM permissions.

That evidence concerns Eligible Microsoft 365 user license for Windows client AVD, used to authorize an entitled employee to access an AVD Windows client session with an eligible subscription. It does not establish whether GPU-supported session-host Windows image satisfies the current requirement to satisfy a design requiring validated remote graphics acceleration for a visualization application.

That evidence concerns Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session host, used to consolidate several interactive users on one supported Windows client VM in an AVD pooled deployment. It does not establish whether GPU-supported session-host Windows image satisfies the current requirement to satisfy a design requiring validated remote graphics acceleration for a visualization application.

That evidence concerns Windows Server session host with RDS CAL planning, used to serve supported remote sessions using Windows Server while satisfying applicable RDS CAL licensing requirements. It does not establish whether GPU-supported session-host Windows image satisfies the current requirement to satisfy a design requiring validated remote graphics acceleration for a visualization application.

That evidence concerns Memory sizing for concurrent sessions, used to prevent a shared host from paging during simultaneous office application use. It does not establish whether GPU VM size for graphics-intensive RemoteApp satisfies the current requirement to provide accelerated rendering to design applications that require graphics APIs unavailable on a general-purpose host.

That evidence concerns CPU-to-session density load test, used to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload. It does not establish whether GPU VM size for graphics-intensive RemoteApp satisfies the current requirement to provide accelerated rendering to design applications that require graphics APIs unavailable on a general-purpose host.

That evidence concerns Premium OS disk selection for logon-intensive hosts, used to reduce local operating-system and application I/O bottlenecks unrelated to FSLogix remote SMB profiles. It does not establish whether GPU VM size for graphics-intensive RemoteApp satisfies the current requirement to provide accelerated rendering to design applications that require graphics APIs unavailable on a general-purpose host.

AD DS join binds a Windows host to the directory domain. This is relevant when the task is to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access; it does not directly meet the requirement to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy.

Microsoft Entra join enables a cloud identity host model. This is relevant when the task is to deploy approved modern cloud identity session hosts without a traditional domain join; it does not directly meet the requirement to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy.

Registration tokens authorize AVD agent association with a pool. This is relevant when the task is to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token; it does not directly meet the requirement to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy.

That evidence concerns FSLogix VHDLocations registry value, used to point profile attachment to the intended SMB UNC file share rather than a local user folder. It does not establish whether FSLogix DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApply satisfies the current requirement to prevent an old local profile from shadowing the intended roaming container for a returning user.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Profile Container VHDX format, used to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs. It does not establish whether FSLogix DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApply satisfies the current requirement to prevent an old local profile from shadowing the intended roaming container for a returning user.

That evidence concerns FSLogix container storage share permission validation, used to ensure the signed-in user can create and reopen only their own profile container on Azure Files. It does not establish whether FSLogix DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApply satisfies the current requirement to prevent an old local profile from shadowing the intended roaming container for a returning user.

That evidence concerns Conditional Access report-only result review, used to inspect which users a proposed desktop access rule would reject before activating enforcement. It does not establish whether Windows security event log for guest logon satisfies the current requirement to isolate Windows account-right failure after the Entra service stages have already accepted a user.

That evidence concerns Effective role assignment at hostpool scope, used to diagnose access granted by a parent resource group that isn't obvious from a direct resource assignment list. It does not establish whether Windows security event log for guest logon satisfies the current requirement to isolate Windows account-right failure after the Entra service stages have already accepted a user.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra group membership check, used to verify that a user has the security group used to entitle a RemoteApp application group. It does not establish whether Windows security event log for guest logon satisfies the current requirement to isolate Windows account-right failure after the Entra service stages have already accepted a user.

That evidence concerns Ramp-up minimum active hosts setting, used to ensure enough session host capacity is started before the morning sign-in surge. It does not establish whether Depth-first autoscale load balancing coordination satisfies the current requirement to pack active user sessions onto fewer pooled hosts when scaling down under a cost optimization objective.

That evidence concerns Autoscale session-aware deallocation test, used to ensure scaling doesn't shut down a host with active users contrary to the approved schedule settings. It does not establish whether Depth-first autoscale load balancing coordination satisfies the current requirement to pack active user sessions onto fewer pooled hosts when scaling down under a cost optimization objective.

That evidence concerns Ramp-down phase disconnect settings, used to reduce active capacity after users have been disconnected for the configured safe interval. It does not establish whether Depth-first autoscale load balancing coordination satisfies the current requirement to pack active user sessions onto fewer pooled hosts when scaling down under a cost optimization objective.

That evidence concerns Workspace URL subscription in client, used to connect a supported endpoint to the correct published workspace feed rather than a different tenant. It does not establish whether Windows App on macOS satisfies the current requirement to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices.

That evidence concerns Corporate client deployment via endpoint management, used to distribute the supported AVD client to a large managed-device fleet without individual user installs. It does not establish whether Windows App on macOS satisfies the current requirement to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices.

That evidence concerns Client connection diagnostics export, used to collect evidence for a specific failed AVD client connection before modifying the hostpool. It does not establish whether Windows App on macOS satisfies the current requirement to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices.

Package version replacement is independent from host image lifecycle. This is relevant when the task is to release a new version of one app without rebuilding golden images across the pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a package can be assigned to session hosts in the supported Azure region required by that package and pool.

App Attach staging may require machine/system access to package files. This is relevant when the task is to diagnose staging failure when a user can browse the file share but the session-host system context cannot mount its package image; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a package can be assigned to session hosts in the supported Azure region required by that package and pool.

Package-image access requires reachable shared storage. This is relevant when the task is to make a package image reachable to every session host in the allowed pool through shared file storage; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a package can be assigned to session hosts in the supported Azure region required by that package and pool.

That evidence concerns Azure CLI desktopvirtualization extension, used to set a pooled host pool's load-balancing properties from a shell automation job. It does not establish whether Deployment what-if review satisfies the current requirement to identify proposed destructive hostpool resource changes before deploying an updated infrastructure template.

That evidence concerns Azure portal host pool wizard, used to deploy a straightforward pooled host pool with initial settings through the graphical Azure management interface. It does not establish whether Deployment what-if review satisfies the current requirement to identify proposed destructive hostpool resource changes before deploying an updated infrastructure template.

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

Differential traffic classes protect delay-sensitive interactive packets. This is relevant when the task is to give interactive audio and video flows higher priority than noncritical file transfers; it does not directly meet the requirement to remove an interfering traffic-inspection hop from latency-sensitive remote desktop flow.

Packet-loss measurements isolate transport unreliability from compute load. This is relevant when the task is to identify dropped packets rather than VM CPU saturation as the principal media quality problem; it does not directly meet the requirement to remove an interfering traffic-inspection hop from latency-sensitive remote desktop flow.

End-to-end QoS depends on intermediate infrastructure honoring the markings. This is relevant when the task is to find a switch or gateway that strips desktop media priority tags downstream; it does not directly meet the requirement to remove an interfering traffic-inspection hop from latency-sensitive remote desktop flow.