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That evidence concerns Personal desktop direct user assignment, used to assign a named user to a selected persistent Windows VM within the personal host pool. It does not establish whether Depth-first configuration via Azure CLI satisfies the current requirement to switch a pooled host pool to density-first placement with an explicitly tested maximum session limit.

That evidence concerns Pooled host drain mode before patching, used to protect existing sessions while stopping new session assignments to a host scheduled for reboot. It does not establish whether Depth-first configuration via Azure CLI satisfies the current requirement to switch a pooled host pool to density-first placement with an explicitly tested maximum session limit.

That evidence concerns Remove personal desktop assignment, used to return an assigned VM to an unassigned pool after the prior user leaves, while meeting data-retention procedures. It does not establish whether Depth-first configuration via Azure CLI satisfies the current requirement to switch a pooled host pool to density-first placement with an explicitly tested maximum session limit.

Capacity planning accounts for user count and media use rather than VM size alone. This is relevant when the task is to estimate adequate network throughput for concurrent multimedia and desktop sessions before deployment; it does not directly meet the requirement to quantify user-perceived interaction latency before changing transport settings.

QoS for managed Shortpath is not a substitute for UDP reachability. This is relevant when the task is to verify the required UDP network route exists before enabling QoS for media; it does not directly meet the requirement to quantify user-perceived interaction latency before changing transport settings.

QoS policies mark the intended UDP traffic for network prioritization. This is relevant when the task is to prioritize real-time RDP UDP packets over background transfer traffic on a congested managed network; it does not directly meet the requirement to quantify user-perceived interaction latency before changing transport settings.

Reserved capacity reduces planned maintenance outage risk. This is relevant when the task is to preserve enough pooled session capacity during a rolling OS patch sequence; it does not directly meet the requirement to keep nonpersistent desktop fleet consistent by deploying replacement hosts from a patched approved image.

Draining is essential for low-disruption host maintenance. This is relevant when the task is to prevent new users from landing on a VM that will restart during an update window; it does not directly meet the requirement to keep nonpersistent desktop fleet consistent by deploying replacement hosts from a patched approved image.

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 keep nonpersistent desktop fleet consistent by deploying replacement hosts from a patched approved image.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization Application Group Contributor, used to let an apps administrator manage published application groups but not the underlying VM fleet. It does not establish whether Reader role on resource group satisfies the current requirement to let an auditor inspect hostpool configurations without authorizing destructive management changes.

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 Reader role on resource group satisfies the current requirement to let an auditor inspect hostpool configurations without authorizing destructive management changes.

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 Reader role on resource group satisfies the current requirement to let an auditor inspect hostpool configurations without authorizing destructive management changes.

That evidence concerns Printer redirection RDP property, used to let a permitted user print a report from the remote desktop to an assigned local printer. It does not establish whether Camera/video capture redirection satisfies the current requirement to allow a supported webcam device to appear within an approved remote application.

That evidence concerns Audio output redirection policy, used to let an end user hear remote application audio on the local client device instead of the session host speaker. It does not establish whether Camera/video capture redirection satisfies the current requirement to allow a supported webcam device to appear within an approved remote application.

That evidence concerns USB/peripheral device redirection control, used to allow an approved specialist USB device without enabling unrestricted redirection for all devices. It does not establish whether Camera/video capture redirection satisfies the current requirement to allow a supported webcam device to appear within an approved remote application.

That evidence concerns User notification before administrative logoff, used to communicate a maintenance window to connected workers before ending sessions on the affected host. It does not establish whether AVD app-group launch health test satisfies the current requirement to verify assigned users can actually start published applications rather than relying solely on resource existence.

That evidence concerns Session host capacity adjustment, used to add a new healthy host when existing pooled session hosts reach their tested maximum session limit. It does not establish whether AVD app-group launch health test satisfies the current requirement to verify assigned users can actually start published applications rather than relying solely on resource existence.

That evidence concerns Scaling plan diagnostic correlation ID, used to provide Microsoft support with a reproducible identifier for a failed scale operation. It does not establish whether AVD app-group launch health test satisfies the current requirement to verify assigned users can actually start published applications rather than relying solely on resource existence.

Capacity pools supply storage capacity and performance class for NetApp volumes. This is relevant when the task is to provide managed performance capacity before adding a new enterprise profile SMB volume; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve point-in-time volume snapshots under an approved profile recovery schedule.

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 preserve point-in-time volume snapshots under an approved profile recovery schedule.

Local Cloud Cache consumption affects session host disk requirements. This is relevant when the task is to diagnose sign-in errors when the VM cache volume fills with profile container data; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve point-in-time volume snapshots under an approved profile recovery schedule.

That evidence concerns OneDrive per-machine installation, used to ensure OneDrive is available to each user of a pooled Windows session host without relying on per-user manual installs. It does not establish whether Microsoft 365 Apps channel update planning satisfies the current requirement to control when session-host Office builds adopt a new feature and security update channel.

That evidence concerns Office browser sign-in test behind Conditional Access, used to verify M365 web apps can be accessed inside an AVD session under the enterprise's intended security policy. It does not establish whether Microsoft 365 Apps channel update planning satisfies the current requirement to control when session-host Office builds adopt a new feature and security update channel.

That evidence concerns OneDrive enterprise sign-in restriction, used to block personal consumer OneDrive accounts on regulated pooled desktops while allowing organizational accounts. It does not establish whether Microsoft 365 Apps channel update planning satisfies the current requirement to control when session-host Office builds adopt a new feature and security update channel.

That evidence concerns RemoteApp command-line parameter configuration, used to publish an application with an approved startup document or argument without writing a duplicate binary. It does not establish whether RemoteApp working-directory configuration satisfies the current requirement to fix a published app that loads but cannot locate its relative resource files when started from a different default directory.

That evidence concerns Application version compatibility validation, used to stop a problematic app update from spreading to all multi-session users without a tested rollback option. It does not establish whether RemoteApp working-directory configuration satisfies the current requirement to fix a published app that loads but cannot locate its relative resource files when started from a different default directory.

That evidence concerns Application installation with device management, used to deploy an updated app package to selected session-host maintenance rings using enterprise endpoint policy. It does not establish whether RemoteApp working-directory configuration satisfies the current requirement to fix a published app that loads but cannot locate its relative resource files when started from a different default directory.

Drain mode enables staged operations. This is relevant when the task is to stop initial placements on a host while allowing current workers to finish before a patch; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a failed VM stop attempt from a correct no-op scaling decision.

App group existence alone does not prove functional delivery. This is relevant when the task is to verify assigned users can actually start published applications rather than relying solely on resource existence; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a failed VM stop attempt from a correct no-op scaling decision.

New host capacity resolves maximum-session saturation. This is relevant when the task is to add a new healthy host when existing pooled session hosts reach their tested maximum session limit; it does not directly meet the requirement to distinguish a failed VM stop attempt from a correct no-op scaling decision.

That evidence concerns Host pool application-group association, used to keep several desktop/application entitlements linked to the intended collection of session hosts. It does not establish whether Workspace to publish app groups satisfies the current requirement to provide a discoverable user feed containing the app groups associated with a desktop deployment.

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 Workspace to publish app groups satisfies the current requirement to provide a discoverable user feed containing the app groups associated with a desktop deployment.

That evidence concerns Validation host pool for pre-release tests, used to isolate preview updates and AVD service changes from regular production sessions. It does not establish whether Workspace to publish app groups satisfies the current requirement to provide a discoverable user feed containing the app groups associated with a desktop deployment.