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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.

That evidence concerns App Attach storage-access test as SYSTEM, used 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 establish whether MSIX package image preparation satisfies the current requirement to create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use.

That evidence concerns App Attach app user/group assignment, used to deliver a licensed application only to an approved Entra security group in the same pooled desktop fleet. It does not establish whether MSIX package image preparation satisfies the current requirement to create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use.

That evidence concerns App Attach package certificate trust, used to correct a packaged application that fails to stage because its code-signing certificate chain isn't trusted. It does not establish whether MSIX package image preparation satisfies the current requirement to create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use.

Share-level RBAC is an independent authorization layer. This is relevant when the task is to grant a user group permission to reach a profile SMB share while retaining identity-based authorization; it does not directly meet the requirement to restrict SMB share endpoints to approved networks even when users have identity permissions.

Modern AES service-ticket support is required under updated Windows defaults. This is relevant when the task is to avoid profile authentication failures after the Windows Kerberos RC4-to-AES hardening change; it does not directly meet the requirement to restrict SMB share endpoints to approved networks even when users have identity permissions.

VHDLocations determines where profile containers are found or created. This is relevant when the task is to direct a user's container to the approved SMB share rather than a local system drive; it does not directly meet the requirement to restrict SMB share endpoints to approved networks even when users have identity permissions.

That evidence concerns Private-link per-workspace feed coverage, used to ensure a new workspace's feeds remain private after workspace expansion. It does not establish whether Private-link per-hostpool connection coverage satisfies the current requirement to avoid missing session traffic when a second host pool is added to a private AVD environment.

That evidence concerns Private-only AVD end-to-end connectivity test, used to demonstrate that feed discovery, feed subscription and session launch remain functional without an approved public path. It does not establish whether Private-link per-hostpool connection coverage satisfies the current requirement to avoid missing session traffic when a second host pool is added to a private AVD environment.

That evidence concerns Private DNS resolution for AVD endpoints, used to ensure a connected client resolves its enabled AVD Private Link FQDNs to private endpoint IP addresses. It does not establish whether Private-link per-hostpool connection coverage satisfies the current requirement to avoid missing session traffic when a second host pool is added to a private AVD environment.

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 support the documented hybrid authentication flow when an on-premises AD DS environment is part of Entra SSO.

Consent prompt configuration is a distinct SSO deployment step. This is relevant when the task is to avoid repeated user consent prompts in a managed enterprise desktop connection flow; it does not directly meet the requirement to support the documented hybrid authentication flow when an on-premises AD DS environment is part of Entra SSO.

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 support the documented hybrid authentication flow when an on-premises AD DS environment is part of Entra SSO.

That evidence concerns Windows App for Android, used to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications. It does not establish whether User entitlement feed refresh in client satisfies the current requirement to display newly assigned AVD application groups without re-creating the user's Windows profile.

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 User entitlement feed refresh in client satisfies the current requirement to display newly assigned AVD application groups without re-creating the user's Windows profile.

That evidence concerns Windows App on macOS, used to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices. It does not establish whether User entitlement feed refresh in client satisfies the current requirement to display newly assigned AVD application groups without re-creating the user's Windows profile.

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 Autoscaling cost model for idle capacity satisfies the current requirement to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts.

That evidence concerns Region-near-users placement strategy, used to lower network delay for a large remote workforce by hosting desktops closer to their expected access region. It does not establish whether Autoscaling cost model for idle capacity satisfies the current requirement to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts.

That evidence concerns VM availability-zone distribution, used to reduce the risk that one Azure datacenter-zone failure removes all hosts from a critical pool. It does not establish whether Autoscaling cost model for idle capacity satisfies the current requirement to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts.

Directory membership controls group-based entitlements. This is relevant when the task is to verify that a user has the security group used to entitle a RemoteApp application group; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a second-stage Windows login failure from an earlier AVD feed sign-in success.

Guest logs distinguish local/session OS failures from cloud token failures. This is relevant when the task is to isolate Windows account-right failure after the Entra service stages have already accepted a user; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a second-stage Windows login failure from an earlier AVD feed sign-in success.

Profile file authorization is separate from initial identity authentication. This is relevant when the task is to show that a user passed Windows sign-in but profile attachment subsequently failed due to SMB permissions; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a second-stage Windows login failure from an earlier AVD feed sign-in success.

That evidence concerns Golden-image application regression test, used to ensure a new OS update has not broken a critical remote line-of-business app before broad deployment. It does not establish whether Rebuild-not-in-place policy for pooled hosts satisfies the current requirement to replace a drifted pooled VM with an approved current image rather than apply undocumented custom patches.

That evidence concerns Azure Monitor patch-failure alert, used to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update. It does not establish whether Rebuild-not-in-place policy for pooled hosts satisfies the current requirement to replace a drifted pooled VM with an approved current image rather than apply undocumented custom patches.

That evidence concerns Guest patch compliance report, used to identify hosts that missed a scheduled Windows cumulative update without incorrectly treating all hosts as current. It does not establish whether Rebuild-not-in-place policy for pooled hosts satisfies the current requirement to replace a drifted pooled VM with an approved current image rather than apply undocumented custom patches.

Update Manager supports VM update assessment. This is relevant when the task is to identify which session-host VMs are missing approved OS updates before scheduling installation; it does not directly meet the requirement to catch a potential agent compatibility regression before expanding a Windows update to all pooled hosts.

Guest patch updates can affect installed applications. This is relevant when the task is to verify a critical packaged program still starts from a patched desktop host; it does not directly meet the requirement to catch a potential agent compatibility regression before expanding a Windows update to all pooled hosts.

Update Manager coordinates patch schedules. This is relevant when the task is to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window; it does not directly meet the requirement to catch a potential agent compatibility regression before expanding a Windows update to all pooled hosts.

Profile logs expose the attachment process and failure conditions. This is relevant when the task is to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions.

Redirections XML controls selected profile exclusions. This is relevant when the task is to reduce roaming profile bloat from disposable local cache folders while retaining critical user state; it does not directly meet the requirement to discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions.

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 discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions.