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That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra SSO RDP hostpool property, used to provide token-based Windows sign-in without asking the user for a second password after authenticating the AVD feed. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra Kerberos server object for hybrid SSO satisfies the current requirement to support the documented hybrid authentication flow when an on-premises AD DS environment is part of Entra SSO.

That evidence concerns Windows Cloud Login Entra app enablement, used to allow the required Microsoft Entra authentication protocol for remote Windows sign-in. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra Kerberos server object for hybrid SSO satisfies the current requirement to support the documented hybrid authentication flow when an on-premises AD DS environment is part of Entra SSO.

That evidence concerns SSO sign-in logs for AVD and Cloud Login, used to determine which of the two Entra authentication stages rejected a connection. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra Kerberos server object for hybrid SSO satisfies the current requirement to support the documented hybrid authentication flow when an on-premises AD DS environment is part of Entra SSO.

That evidence concerns Personal desktop assignment before sign-in, used to direct an employee to a particular personal VM instead of allocating an arbitrary pooled desktop. It does not establish whether Start VM on Connect feature satisfies the current requirement to permit an entitled user to start a stopped eligible session host through their normal AVD connection request.

That evidence concerns Session logoff versus disconnect policy, used to ensure an application continues running during a temporary network disconnect but is closed after explicit logoff. It does not establish whether Start VM on Connect feature satisfies the current requirement to permit an entitled user to start a stopped eligible session host through their normal AVD connection request.

That evidence concerns RDP session reconnect policy test, used to check whether a temporary Wi-Fi interruption preserves the user's active applications after reconnection. It does not establish whether Start VM on Connect feature satisfies the current requirement to permit an entitled user to start a stopped eligible session host through their normal AVD connection request.

WebRTC media optimization shifts media work toward the client. This is relevant when the task is to lower session-host media workload during a two-person Teams video conference on eligible endpoints; it does not directly meet the requirement to improve playback for supported browser video content without forcing general desktop sessions to process the bitstream.

Application and device privacy controls affect media input. This is relevant when the task is to permit a named communications app to use redirected mic audio only under approved endpoint settings; it does not directly meet the requirement to improve playback for supported browser video content without forcing general desktop sessions to process the bitstream.

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 improve playback for supported browser video content without forcing general desktop sessions to process the bitstream.

That evidence concerns Secondary region entitlement/workspace feed preparation, used to give workers a discoverable alternative desktop resource when switching to a backup region. It does not establish whether Geo-redundant profile storage design satisfies the current requirement to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable.

That evidence concerns Secondary-region AVD hostpool readiness, used to provide an alternative region with preprovisioned session capacity for a regional desktop outage. It does not establish whether Geo-redundant profile storage design satisfies the current requirement to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable.

That evidence concerns Disaster recovery failback procedure, used to safely return staff to primary-region desktops after services recover without losing recent profile changes. It does not establish whether Geo-redundant profile storage design satisfies the current requirement to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable.

Profile Container redirects the Windows profile into a portable disk file. This is relevant when the task is to roam the whole Windows user profile instead of rebuilding a local profile each login; it does not directly meet the requirement to protect a supported Azure Files profile share using a managed backup policy and restore points.

Blob object storage fits log retention rather than ordinary FSLogix SMB attachment. This is relevant when the task is to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly; it does not directly meet the requirement to protect a supported Azure Files profile share using a managed backup policy and restore points.

Azure NetApp Files supports managed SMB volumes for profile storage. This is relevant when the task is to use managed high-performance enterprise file storage for FSLogix profile shares with strict service requirements; it does not directly meet the requirement to protect a supported Azure Files profile share using a managed backup policy and restore points.

The connection subresource scopes private access to that host pool. This is relevant when the task is to keep remote session connection traffic to one host pool on private endpoint routes; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a connected client resolves its enabled AVD Private Link FQDNs to private endpoint IP addresses.

Feed routing requires endpoint coverage for each relevant workspace. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a new workspace's feeds remain private after workspace expansion; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a connected client resolves its enabled AVD Private Link FQDNs to private endpoint IP addresses.

Private-only acceptance requires all three distinct connection stages. This is relevant when the task is to demonstrate that feed discovery, feed subscription and session launch remain functional without an approved public path; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure a connected client resolves its enabled AVD Private Link FQDNs to private endpoint IP addresses.

Least-privilege backup permissions protect recovery data. This is relevant when the task is to prevent ordinary desktop users from deleting recovery points while allowing delegated restoration to approved operators; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots.

Azure Backup supports protection of supported Azure Files shares. This is relevant when the task is to create scheduled recovery points for an eligible file share storing FSLogix profiles; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots.

Azure Files share snapshots support point-in-time recovery. This is relevant when the task is to preserve the exact pre-update share content for a short rollback window before modifying profile settings; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots.

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 Profile container corruption recovery choice satisfies the current requirement to replace a confirmed damaged VHDX using a valid recovery point rather than delete a user's only profile copy.

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 Profile container corruption recovery choice satisfies the current requirement to replace a confirmed damaged VHDX using a valid recovery point rather than delete a user's only profile copy.

That evidence concerns FSLogix profile folder ACL audit, used to discover a share where users can read other employees' VHDX containers due to overly broad NTFS permissions. It does not establish whether Profile container corruption recovery choice satisfies the current requirement to replace a confirmed damaged VHDX using a valid recovery point rather than delete a user's only profile copy.

That evidence concerns Idle-session timeout policy, used to enforce a maximum period of user inactivity before a desktop session is disconnected or ended. It does not establish whether Personal desktop assignment before sign-in satisfies the current requirement to direct an employee to a particular personal VM instead of allocating an arbitrary pooled desktop.

That evidence concerns Pooled session reconnection behavior, used to return a user to their disconnected session even though breadth-first placement would choose another less-used VM. It does not establish whether Personal desktop assignment before sign-in satisfies the current requirement to direct an employee to a particular personal VM instead of allocating an arbitrary pooled desktop.

That evidence concerns RDP session reconnect policy test, used to check whether a temporary Wi-Fi interruption preserves the user's active applications after reconnection. It does not establish whether Personal desktop assignment before sign-in satisfies the current requirement to direct an employee to a particular personal VM instead of allocating an arbitrary pooled desktop.

SMB volume identity needs compatible Active Directory integration. This is relevant when the task is to bind SMB file services to the intended directory domain for domain user authentication; it does not directly meet the requirement to rehearse mounting a user's intact profile from a documented replacement storage path after a simulated outage.

Cloud Cache buffers changes for configured remote providers. This is relevant when the task is to protect a connected user's work during a temporary profile storage disconnection; it does not directly meet the requirement to rehearse mounting a user's intact profile from a documented replacement storage path after a simulated outage.

SMB volumes support Windows profile workloads on Azure NetApp Files. This is relevant when the task is to present a managed SMB path to domain-joined AVD session hosts for shared profiles; it does not directly meet the requirement to rehearse mounting a user's intact profile from a documented replacement storage path after a simulated outage.

Enforce mode applies policy decisions to executions. This is relevant when the task is to prevent users from running a prohibited unsigned executable in pooled desktops; it does not directly meet the requirement to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs.

Application control applies allowlisting decisions to code execution. This is relevant when the task is to restrict execution on session hosts to approved applications and trusted publishers; it does not directly meet the requirement to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs.

Allowed apps make narrow CFA exceptions. This is relevant when the task is to permit a vetted line-of-business application to write to a protected folder without globally disabling protection; it does not directly meet the requirement to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs.