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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.

That evidence concerns Azure Update Manager maintenance schedule, used to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window. It does not establish whether Maintenance ring capacity assessment satisfies the current requirement to preserve enough pooled session capacity during a rolling OS patch sequence.

That evidence concerns Image rollback after failed quality gate, used to restore new host provision to a previously approved gallery image when the latest baseline breaks logon. It does not establish whether Maintenance ring capacity assessment satisfies the current requirement to preserve enough pooled session capacity during a rolling OS patch sequence.

That evidence concerns Azure Update Manager patch assessment, used to identify which session-host VMs are missing approved OS updates before scheduling installation. It does not establish whether Maintenance ring capacity assessment satisfies the current requirement to preserve enough pooled session capacity during a rolling OS patch sequence.

That evidence concerns Preferred application group type on host pool, used to specify the intended Desktop or RemoteApp default experience when creating the hostpool. It does not establish whether Existing-session reconnection affinity satisfies the current requirement to return a user who was disconnected back to their existing pooled session rather than starting a second unrelated session.

That evidence concerns Personal host pool for dedicated desktop assignment, used to keep one designated virtual desktop linked to an individual user across reconnects. It does not establish whether Existing-session reconnection affinity satisfies the current requirement to return a user who was disconnected back to their existing pooled session rather than starting a second unrelated session.

That evidence concerns Maximum session limit for depth-first, used to enforce a supported occupancy ceiling before the pooled load balancer places sessions on another host. It does not establish whether Existing-session reconnection affinity satisfies the current requirement to return a user who was disconnected back to their existing pooled session rather than starting a second unrelated session.

Preinstalled image applications are shared by VM instances. This is relevant when the task is to make a required legacy app available to all hosts launched from the standard image; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid user activation errors when several licensed workers share one Windows session host.

Image capture must exclude privileged build artifacts. This is relevant when the task is to prevent secrets and temporary build tokens from being copied onto every future session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid user activation errors when several licensed workers share one Windows session host.

Hardening in image creation reduces host-by-host drift. This is relevant when the task is to ensure new desktop session hosts inherit enforced Windows security controls; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid user activation errors when several licensed workers share one Windows session host.

That evidence concerns AD DS integrated Azure Files SMB authentication, used to let domain-joined AVD hosts use an existing Active Directory identity for profile-share access. It does not establish whether Azure Files SMB share-level Azure RBAC assignment satisfies the current requirement to grant a user group permission to reach a profile SMB share while retaining identity-based authorization.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra Kerberos for Azure Files, used to authenticate supported Microsoft Entra joined AVD hosts to a profile SMB share without routine domain-controller line-of-sight. It does not establish whether Azure Files SMB share-level Azure RBAC assignment satisfies the current requirement to grant a user group permission to reach a profile SMB share while retaining identity-based authorization.

That evidence concerns Azure Files storage-account firewall rules, used to restrict SMB share endpoints to approved networks even when users have identity permissions. It does not establish whether Azure Files SMB share-level Azure RBAC assignment satisfies the current requirement to grant a user group permission to reach a profile SMB share while retaining identity-based authorization.

Intune configuration profiles centrally manage eligible Windows device settings. This is relevant when the task is to apply required Windows endpoint hardening settings consistently to supported AVD multi-session VMs; it does not directly meet the requirement to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide.

CFA restricts unauthorized changes to guarded folders. This is relevant when the task is to prevent untrusted processes from modifying protected user folders on a session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide.

Auditing exposes CFA compatibility risks. This is relevant when the task is to identify planned app compatibility problems before a protected folder policy is enforced; it does not directly meet the requirement to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide.

That evidence concerns Controlled Folder Access allowed-app list, used to permit a vetted line-of-business application to write to a protected folder without globally disabling protection. It does not establish whether Controlled Folder Access audit mode satisfies the current requirement to identify planned app compatibility problems before a protected folder policy is enforced.

That evidence concerns App Control for Business audit mode, used to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide. It does not establish whether Controlled Folder Access audit mode satisfies the current requirement to identify planned app compatibility problems before a protected folder policy is enforced.

That evidence concerns Local Administrators group restrictions, used to prevent ordinary pooled desktop users from escalating to local admin privileges on shared hosts. It does not establish whether Controlled Folder Access audit mode satisfies the current requirement to identify planned app compatibility problems before a protected folder policy is enforced.

Cross-domain authentication needs an appropriate trust relationship. This is relevant when the task is to support session hosts and users from two approved AD domains where cross-domain Kerberos needs a trust; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment.

AD DS membership enables domain-backed Windows sign-in. This is relevant when the task is to keep Windows desktop hosts authenticating with an existing corporate Active Directory domain; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment.

Hybrid identity sync aligns on-premises and cloud principals. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a legacy AD DS user maps to the intended Entra account for AVD service entitlement; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment.

Resource groups provide Azure resource lifecycle and access scope. This is relevant when the task is to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow cost reporting to distinguish departmental AVD session hosts from unrelated compute.

Subscriptions are billing, quota and administrative boundaries. This is relevant when the task is to isolate finance chargeback and policy boundaries for a regulated virtual desktop environment; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow cost reporting to distinguish departmental AVD session hosts from unrelated compute.

Management groups organize governance across subscriptions. This is relevant when the task is to enforce shared desktop governance across several subscriptions without copying each policy manually; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow cost reporting to distinguish departmental AVD session hosts from unrelated compute.

Smart cards depend on certificate validation and redirection capabilities. This is relevant when the task is to support staff who must use approved certificate-backed smart cards with compatible host and client configuration; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow an enrolled managed client to authenticate with device-bound biometric or PIN credentials.

Group entitlements simplify and constrain access to published resources. This is relevant when the task is to assign a department access through a directory group rather than individual app-group role grants; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow an enrolled managed client to authenticate with device-bound biometric or PIN credentials.

Consistent UPN mapping supports hybrid user login. This is relevant when the task is to prevent identity mapping errors between synced corporate user and Microsoft Entra sign-in; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow an enrolled managed client to authenticate with device-bound biometric or PIN credentials.

Drivers must be compatible with the selected host VM and Windows build. This is relevant when the task is to validate image updates against GPU, printer and peripheral drivers required by user workloads; it does not directly meet the requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

Patch assessment distinguishes installed from missing updates. This is relevant when the task is to identify hosts that missed a scheduled Windows cumulative update without incorrectly treating all hosts as current; it does not directly meet the requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

Refreshing base images avoids leaving deployed clones with old baseline patches. This is relevant when the task is to create a new approved gallery version containing current Windows security updates; it does not directly meet the requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.