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Staged browser testing guards application compatibility. This is relevant when the task is to avoid breaking a line-of-business browser extension in all AVD hosts with an untested upgrade; it does not directly meet the requirement to enforce a controlled extension list across all pooled session hosts for a sensitive web app.

VDI media features require compatible releases. This is relevant when the task is to prevent a new feature from failing because the host and Windows App versions are incompatible; it does not directly meet the requirement to enforce a controlled extension list across all pooled session hosts for a sensitive web app.

Unoptimized media processing can consume host CPU. This is relevant when the task is to distinguish missing media optimization from a broad Azure networking outage; it does not directly meet the requirement to enforce a controlled extension list across all pooled session hosts for a sensitive web app.

Deployment what-if previews resource configuration differences. This is relevant when the task is to identify proposed destructive hostpool resource changes before deploying an updated infrastructure template; it does not directly meet the requirement to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage.

Bicep compiles declarative infrastructure definitions for ARM. This is relevant when the task is to manage reusable AVD host pool resource definitions with typed declarative modules; it does not directly meet the requirement to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage.

Azure CLI can modify desktop virtualization resources. This is relevant when the task is to set a pooled host pool's load-balancing properties from a shell automation job; it does not directly meet the requirement to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage.

That evidence concerns TCP fallback after UDP restriction, used to retain remote access in a network where all permitted UDP transports are blocked. It does not establish whether RDP Shortpath TURN relay satisfies the current requirement to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route.

That evidence concerns RDP Multipath connection reliability view, used to investigate whether redundant paths are improving continuity for a mobile user. It does not establish whether RDP Shortpath TURN relay satisfies the current requirement to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route.

That evidence concerns Managed-network Shortpath UDP firewall rule, used to allow an approved private UDP path to a managed session host listener. It does not establish whether RDP Shortpath TURN relay satisfies the current requirement to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route.

That evidence concerns SMB 3 encryption in transit, used to require encrypted file share data in flight between session host and Azure Files. It does not establish whether Azure Files snapshots satisfies the current requirement to retain point-in-time versions of a share for an operational file-level rollback.

That evidence concerns Storage account Azure Policy compliance, used to detect a profile-storage account created with prohibited public access settings. It does not establish whether Azure Files snapshots satisfies the current requirement to retain point-in-time versions of a share for an operational file-level rollback.

That evidence concerns Storage encryption at rest with service-managed keys, used to ensure filesystem data on a managed storage service is encrypted while avoiding customer key management. It does not establish whether Azure Files snapshots satisfies the current requirement to retain point-in-time versions of a share for an operational file-level rollback.

A broken container requires validated backup or recovery, not silent data deletion. This is relevant when the task is to replace a confirmed damaged VHDX using a valid recovery point rather than delete a user's only profile copy; it does not directly meet the requirement to reduce roaming profile bloat from disposable local cache folders while retaining critical user state.

Consistent supported agent versions reduce profile troubleshooting noise. This is relevant when the task is to confirm guest FSLogix build is supported and compatible with the current Windows image before troubleshooting advanced settings; it does not directly meet the requirement to reduce roaming profile bloat from disposable local cache folders while retaining critical user state.

Application masking dynamically hides applications based on rule assignments. This is relevant when the task is to show a licensed application only to entitled users on the same pooled Windows image; it does not directly meet the requirement to reduce roaming profile bloat from disposable local cache folders while retaining critical user state.

Separate app logs reveal broker versus session authentication failures. This is relevant when the task is to determine which of the two Entra authentication stages rejected a connection; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow the required Microsoft Entra authentication protocol for remote Windows sign-in.

Disconnect-on-lock is an SSO-compatible default behavior. This is relevant when the task is to preserve passwordless reconnection policy by disconnecting when a remote session is locked; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow the required Microsoft Entra authentication protocol for remote Windows sign-in.

Entra SSO integrates token-based passwordless login. This is relevant when the task is to let supported users open remote Windows sessions using an approved strong passkey rather than entering a desktop password; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow the required Microsoft Entra authentication protocol for remote Windows sign-in.

That evidence concerns Preinstall supported Microsoft 365 Apps for pooled images, used to deliver a consistent tested Office application baseline before users start multi-session desktops. It does not establish whether Separate App Attach packages from OS image satisfies the current requirement to deliver frequently changing applications without rebuilding the entire session-host image for each release.

That evidence concerns Configure multi-session Office shared computer activation, used to avoid user activation errors when several licensed workers share one Windows session host. It does not establish whether Separate App Attach packages from OS image satisfies the current requirement to deliver frequently changing applications without rebuilding the entire session-host image for each release.

That evidence concerns Install line-of-business application in reference VM, used to make a required legacy app available to all hosts launched from the standard image. It does not establish whether Separate App Attach packages from OS image satisfies the current requirement to deliver frequently changing applications without rebuilding the entire session-host image for each release.

That evidence concerns FSLogix sign-in trace before login script, used to separate a slow network profile mount from a slow application login script after Windows authentication. It does not establish whether FSLogix profile log collection satisfies the current requirement to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host.

That evidence concerns FSLogix redirections.xml exclusions, used to reduce roaming profile bloat from disposable local cache folders while retaining critical user state. It does not establish whether FSLogix profile log collection satisfies the current requirement to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Rule Editor application masking, used to show a licensed application only to entitled users on the same pooled Windows image. It does not establish whether FSLogix profile log collection satisfies the current requirement to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host.

That evidence concerns Immutable image-version pinning, used to keep production hosts on an explicitly approved image while later builds are still being tested. It does not establish whether Image-version rollback selection satisfies the current requirement to recover from a new image's application regression by deploying replacement hosts from the last approved version.

That evidence concerns Image-version release notes and change log, used to trace which app and OS patches were introduced between two host image versions. It does not establish whether Image-version rollback selection satisfies the current requirement to recover from a new image's application regression by deploying replacement hosts from the last approved version.

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 rollback selection satisfies the current requirement to recover from a new image's application regression by deploying replacement hosts from the last approved version.

That evidence concerns Outlook cache inclusion in ODFC, used to retain an approved Outlook cached data state across AVD hosts without reconstructing it every sign-in. It does not establish whether OneDrive data within Profile Container satisfies the current requirement to avoid adding a redundant separate ODFC disk when the full FSLogix Profile Container is already selected.

That evidence concerns Office activation data redirection in ODFC, used to persist Office activation-related user state as part of an approved separate Office-data profile solution. It does not establish whether OneDrive data within Profile Container satisfies the current requirement to avoid adding a redundant separate ODFC disk when the full FSLogix Profile Container is already selected.

That evidence concerns ODFC data exclusion from third-party roaming tool, used to stop a second profile system from racing to synchronize files already captured by the ODFC disk. It does not establish whether OneDrive data within Profile Container satisfies the current requirement to avoid adding a redundant separate ODFC disk when the full FSLogix Profile Container is already selected.

That evidence concerns Autoscale phase timezone verification, used to prevent pooled capacity being started an hour late after a schedule's wrong timezone was selected. It does not establish whether Ramp-up minimum active hosts setting satisfies the current requirement to ensure enough session host capacity is started before the morning sign-in surge.

That evidence concerns Off-peak autoscale phase, used to deallocate unused session hosts late at night while preserving service access under the approved schedule. It does not establish whether Ramp-up minimum active hosts setting satisfies the current requirement to ensure enough session host capacity is started before the morning sign-in surge.

That evidence concerns Scaling plan identity permissions, used to fix a schedule that cannot start or stop session hosts because the service identity lacks required VM permissions. It does not establish whether Ramp-up minimum active hosts setting satisfies the current requirement to ensure enough session host capacity is started before the morning sign-in surge.