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Dynamic app delivery decouples applications from host images. This is relevant when the task is to deliver frequently changing applications without rebuilding the entire session-host image for each release; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure each new host has the approved endpoint protection client from its first boot.

Teams optimization depends on supported host and client components. This is relevant when the task is to confirm a new pooled image includes supported components for client-side Teams media optimization; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure each new host has the approved endpoint protection client from its first boot.

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 ensure each new host has the approved endpoint protection client from its first boot.

Session sizing should use observed user-workload CPU demand. This is relevant when the task is to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload; it does not directly meet the requirement to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts.

Geographic placement affects interactive desktop latency. This is relevant when the task is to lower network delay for a large remote workforce by hosting desktops closer to their expected access region; it does not directly meet the requirement to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts.

Workload profiling identifies distinct resource footprints. This is relevant when the task is to estimate whether a browser-heavy cohort can share hosts with CPU-heavy analytics users; it does not directly meet the requirement to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts.

That evidence concerns Host pool RemoteApp application group, used to publish selected applications from an AVD host pool without offering the full desktop. It does not establish whether Group membership propagation verification satisfies the current requirement to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group.

That evidence concerns Workspace application-group registration, used to connect the app group to a workspace so the clients can discover it through feed subscription. It does not establish whether Group membership propagation verification satisfies the current requirement to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group.

That evidence concerns User-to-workspace entitlement acceptance test, used to verify both feed discovery and session launch before announcing that the app deployment is complete. It does not establish whether Group membership propagation verification satisfies the current requirement to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group.

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 Image refresh after security cumulative update satisfies the current requirement to create a new approved gallery version containing current Windows security updates.

That evidence concerns Image recovery gallery version retention, used to retain the last known good image version in protected storage for rollback if the newest build fails. It does not establish whether Image refresh after security cumulative update satisfies the current requirement to create a new approved gallery version containing current Windows security updates.

That evidence concerns Multi-region image version replication check, used to prepare an alternative region for a desktop failover plan by copying the approved image artifact in advance. It does not establish whether Image refresh after security cumulative update satisfies the current requirement to create a new approved gallery version containing current Windows security updates.

That evidence concerns Azure Update Manager maintenance configuration, used to schedule supported operating system patch assessment and installation for targeted session hosts. It does not establish whether Validation hostpool image rollout satisfies the current requirement to trial an updated image on a nonproduction host pool before replacing business-critical session hosts.

That evidence concerns Guest driver compatibility test, used to validate image updates against GPU, printer and peripheral drivers required by user workloads. It does not establish whether Validation hostpool image rollout satisfies the current requirement to trial an updated image on a nonproduction host pool before replacing business-critical session hosts.

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 Validation hostpool image rollout satisfies the current requirement to trial an updated image on a nonproduction host pool before replacing business-critical session hosts.

Immutable rebuilds improve fleet consistency. This is relevant when the task is to replace a drifted pooled VM with an approved current image rather than apply undocumented custom patches; it does not directly meet the requirement to prepare an alternative region for a desktop failover plan by copying the approved image artifact in advance.

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 prepare an alternative region for a desktop failover plan by copying the approved image artifact in advance.

Patch results must be observable and actionable. This is relevant when the task is to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update; it does not directly meet the requirement to prepare an alternative region for a desktop failover plan by copying the approved image artifact in advance.

Personal assignment binds user and VM. This is relevant when the task is to direct an employee to a particular personal VM instead of allocating an arbitrary pooled desktop; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a start-on-connect failure after the pool property was enabled but its service identity lacks VM start rights.

RDP reconnection resumes an existing session. This is relevant when the task is to check whether a temporary Wi-Fi interruption preserves the user's active applications after reconnection; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a start-on-connect failure after the pool property was enabled but its service identity lacks VM start rights.

Session time-limit policies manage abandoned sessions. This is relevant when the task is to release resources from remote sessions left disconnected longer than the approved idle period; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a start-on-connect failure after the pool property was enabled but its service identity lacks VM start rights.

Shared activation supports pooled Office clients. This is relevant when the task is to allow multiple entitled users to activate Microsoft 365 Apps on the same AVD Windows multi-session VM; it does not directly meet the requirement to install a specified Office channel and selected apps to an AVD image through controlled deployment XML.

Office channels govern application update cadence. This is relevant when the task is to control when session-host Office builds adopt a new feature and security update channel; it does not directly meet the requirement to install a specified Office channel and selected apps to an AVD image through controlled deployment XML.

Remote desktop app sessions must satisfy normal M365 access controls. This is relevant when the task is to verify M365 web apps can be accessed inside an AVD session under the enterprise's intended security policy; it does not directly meet the requirement to install a specified Office channel and selected apps to an AVD image through controlled deployment XML.

The client connection information provides evidence of current RDP transport. This is relevant when the task is to distinguish whether a user's live connection uses TCP, direct UDP or relayed UDP; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow an approved private UDP path to a managed session host listener.

TURN can relay UDP transport when direct connectivity fails. This is relevant when the task is to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow an approved private UDP path to a managed session host listener.

Azure Virtual Desktop Insights can expose connection reliability data for supported sessions. This is relevant when the task is to investigate whether redundant paths are improving continuity for a mobile user; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow an approved private UDP path to a managed session host listener.

Guest power settings can influence perceived desktop performance. This is relevant when the task is to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained.

Reserved capacity reduces unexpected VM allocation failure risk. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a scheduled regional rollout can access the planned VM size when supply is constrained; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained.

Azure Policy can enforce allowed-location restrictions. This is relevant when the task is to prevent creation of new session hosts outside the organization's approved geographies; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained.

Rule sets use user and group assignments to target masking. This is relevant when the task is to diagnose a masking rule that doesn't apply because an employee isn't in the expected identity group; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host.

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 identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host.

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 identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host.