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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.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra hybrid join workflow, used to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy. It does not establish whether Session-host VM resource health verification satisfies the current requirement to distinguish a running but unregistered guest from a complete usable AVD session host.

That evidence concerns Azure Virtual Desktop Agent installation, used to turn a supported Windows VM into a session host managed by AVD control plane. It does not establish whether Session-host VM resource health verification satisfies the current requirement to distinguish a running but unregistered guest from a complete usable AVD session host.

That evidence concerns Azure VM extension deployment for directory join, used to automate a Windows VM's supported domain join as part of its infrastructure deployment. It does not establish whether Session-host VM resource health verification satisfies the current requirement to distinguish a running but unregistered guest from a complete usable AVD session host.

That evidence concerns AVD Agent Boot Loader installation, used to ensure the session host can initialize and maintain the AVD agent during guest startup. It does not establish whether Domain DNS server assignment on host NIC satisfies the current requirement to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records.

That evidence concerns Session-host VM resource health verification, used to distinguish a running but unregistered guest from a complete usable AVD session host. It does not establish whether Domain DNS server assignment on host NIC satisfies the current requirement to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records.

That evidence concerns Session-host registration expiration investigation, used to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning. It does not establish whether Domain DNS server assignment on host NIC satisfies the current requirement to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records.

Different phases of AVD login use different Entra enterprise apps. This is relevant when the task is to avoid MFA loops when the AVD broker app and Windows Cloud Login app have inconsistent access rules; it does not directly meet the requirement to restore single sign-on when a legacy client lacks a supported Entra remote authentication feature.

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 restore single sign-on when a legacy client lacks a supported Entra remote authentication feature.

This RDP property turns on supported Entra authentication. This is relevant when the task is to enable the RDP property needed for Entra-based single sign-on on eligible session hosts; it does not directly meet the requirement to restore single sign-on when a legacy client lacks a supported Entra remote authentication feature.

Windows App supports mobile Apple platforms. This is relevant when the task is to give mobile tablet users access to a published remote application using supported touch controls; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications.

Device management can distribute a standard client. This is relevant when the task is to distribute the supported AVD client to a large managed-device fleet without individual user installs; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications.

Web client supports browser-based remote sessions. This is relevant when the task is to give occasional users an approved browser-based session when installing a native client is impractical; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization User role assignment, used to grant an entitled user access to a published Azure Virtual Desktop application group. It does not establish whether RBAC scope inheritance inspection satisfies the current requirement to explain why a user has effective permissions on a hostpool from a parent subscription assignment.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization Workspace Contributor, used to allow an approved publisher to associate application groups with a workspace. It does not establish whether RBAC scope inheritance inspection satisfies the current requirement to explain why a user has effective permissions on a hostpool from a parent subscription assignment.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization Host Pool Contributor, used to delegate host pool management to an AVD operator without giving subscription Owner. It does not establish whether RBAC scope inheritance inspection satisfies the current requirement to explain why a user has effective permissions on a hostpool from a parent subscription assignment.

That evidence concerns Personal desktop VM backup policy, used to protect a persistent user's VM OS and data disks according to the desktop RPO/RTO plan. It does not establish whether Azure Files soft-delete recovery drill satisfies the current requirement to demonstrate a deleted profile share can be restored during the supported recovery interval.

That evidence concerns Backup recovery access RBAC review, used to prevent ordinary desktop users from deleting recovery points while allowing delegated restoration to approved operators. It does not establish whether Azure Files soft-delete recovery drill satisfies the current requirement to demonstrate a deleted profile share can be restored during the supported recovery interval.

That evidence concerns File-level restore from Azure Files backup, used to recover a user's accidentally deleted folder without reverting all staff profile disks to a prior state. It does not establish whether Azure Files soft-delete recovery drill satisfies the current requirement to demonstrate a deleted profile share can be restored during the supported recovery interval.

That evidence concerns Group Policy Object security baseline, used to apply Windows security rules to all domain-joined session hosts in a designated OU. It does not establish whether Windows audit policy for privileged sign-ins satisfies the current requirement to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs.

That evidence concerns App Control for Business enforced policy, used to prevent users from running a prohibited unsigned executable in pooled desktops. It does not establish whether Windows audit policy for privileged sign-ins satisfies the current requirement to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs.

That evidence concerns Controlled Folder Access enabled policy, used to prevent untrusted processes from modifying protected user folders on a session host. It does not establish whether Windows audit policy for privileged sign-ins satisfies the current requirement to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs.

That evidence concerns Domain DNS server assignment on host NIC, used to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra hybrid join workflow satisfies the current requirement to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy.

That evidence concerns AD DS domain join for session hosts, used to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra hybrid join workflow satisfies the current requirement to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy.

That evidence concerns Azure VM extension deployment for directory join, used to automate a Windows VM's supported domain join as part of its infrastructure deployment. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra hybrid join workflow satisfies the current requirement to connect existing AD DS domain-joined VMs to Entra device identity as part of a hybrid session strategy.

That evidence concerns Azure RBAC role scope at resource group, used to delegate VM operations on the AVD production resource group without granting subscription-wide Owner. It does not establish whether Region alignment for VM compute and subnet satisfies the current requirement to place session hosts on a virtual network subnet in the VM's supported Azure region.

That evidence concerns Management-group policy assignment, used to enforce shared desktop governance across several subscriptions without copying each policy manually. It does not establish whether Region alignment for VM compute and subnet satisfies the current requirement to place session hosts on a virtual network subnet in the VM's supported Azure region.

That evidence concerns Dedicated production resource group for AVD assets, used to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure. It does not establish whether Region alignment for VM compute and subnet satisfies the current requirement to place session hosts on a virtual network subnet in the VM's supported Azure region.

Inbound firewall policy reduces direct VM exposure. This is relevant when the task is to ensure ordinary RDP TCP 3389 isn't exposed to arbitrary endpoints on a pooled session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to enforce a supported VM boot chain that checks digitally trusted boot components on AVD session hosts.

Trusted Launch supports vTPM-backed security functionality. This is relevant when the task is to give supported Windows session host VMs a virtual trusted platform module for measured boot and key protection; it does not directly meet the requirement to enforce a supported VM boot chain that checks digitally trusted boot components on AVD session hosts.

Customer-managed encryption keys add governance over data-at-rest protection. This is relevant when the task is to meet a policy demanding organizational control over encryption key lifecycle for sensitive desktop disks; it does not directly meet the requirement to enforce a supported VM boot chain that checks digitally trusted boot components on AVD session hosts.