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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 Azure Monitor patch-failure alert satisfies the current requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

That evidence concerns Image refresh after security cumulative update, used to create a new approved gallery version containing current Windows security updates. It does not establish whether Azure Monitor patch-failure alert satisfies the current requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

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 Azure Monitor patch-failure alert satisfies the current requirement to notify the fleet team after a scheduled maintenance ring fails to install a required security update.

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 avoid repeated user consent prompts in a managed enterprise desktop connection flow.

Client support is a prerequisite for new token-based SSO. This is relevant when the task is to restore single sign-on when a legacy client lacks a supported Entra remote authentication feature; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid repeated user consent prompts in a managed enterprise desktop connection flow.

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 avoid repeated user consent prompts in a managed enterprise desktop connection flow.

Domain connectivity is required for traditional AD-backed sign-in. This is relevant when the task is to prevent Windows login failures when domain-joined session hosts cannot reach a required private controller; it does not directly meet the requirement to support session hosts and users from two approved AD domains where cross-domain Kerberos needs a trust.

Domain joins depend on AD DNS discovery. This is relevant when the task is to find the root cause of Windows domain join failures after an incorrect VM DNS configuration; it does not directly meet the requirement to support session hosts and users from two approved AD domains where cross-domain Kerberos needs a trust.

Hybrid join preserves both device identities. This is relevant when the task is to retain local AD DS join while registering devices in Microsoft Entra for hybrid policies; it does not directly meet the requirement to support session hosts and users from two approved AD domains where cross-domain Kerberos needs a trust.

That evidence concerns Windows security audit log collection, used to forward guest OS audit events to the organization's security monitoring platform. It does not establish whether Microsoft Defender Antivirus real-time protection satisfies the current requirement to prevent known malware from executing on session-host Windows guest VMs during user sessions.

That evidence concerns Defender for Cloud vulnerability recommendation, used to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave. It does not establish whether Microsoft Defender Antivirus real-time protection satisfies the current requirement to prevent known malware from executing on session-host Windows guest VMs during user sessions.

That evidence concerns Defender exclusion change review, used to prevent an unjustified broad antivirus exclusion from weakening FSLogix and host protection. It does not establish whether Microsoft Defender Antivirus real-time protection satisfies the current requirement to prevent known malware from executing on session-host Windows guest VMs during user sessions.

That evidence concerns Private endpoint for sensitive profile storage, used to keep SMB traffic within private address space while leaving public storage access disabled. It does not establish whether Least-privilege admin subnet isolation satisfies the current requirement to prevent regular end-user sessions from initiating management connections to desktop control servers.

That evidence concerns User-defined route to inspection firewall, used to steer sensitive session-host subnet egress through a mandated central firewall rather than direct internet routing. It does not establish whether Least-privilege admin subnet isolation satisfies the current requirement to prevent regular end-user sessions from initiating management connections to desktop control servers.

That evidence concerns Azure Firewall outbound allow rule, used to let AVD session hosts reach required service endpoints through a controlled egress firewall policy. It does not establish whether Least-privilege admin subnet isolation satisfies the current requirement to prevent regular end-user sessions from initiating management connections to desktop control servers.

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 Host registration token lifecycle satisfies the current requirement to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token.

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 Host registration token lifecycle satisfies the current requirement to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token.

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 Host registration token lifecycle satisfies the current requirement to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token.

Direct assignment is administrator-managed mapping to a personal desktop. This is relevant when the task is to map a designated desktop VM to one named staff member instead of using an automatic allocation; it does not directly meet the requirement to pack new sessions onto already busy hosts up to an approved session limit to keep other VMs idle.

Pooled pools share hosting capacity across users. This is relevant when the task is to let many employees consume pooled Windows sessions from a shared collection of session hosts; it does not directly meet the requirement to pack new sessions onto already busy hosts up to an approved session limit to keep other VMs idle.

Breadth-first balances session placement among hosts. This is relevant when the task is to spread incoming sessions across the least-loaded eligible hosts to favor capacity distribution; it does not directly meet the requirement to pack new sessions onto already busy hosts up to an approved session limit to keep other VMs idle.

That evidence concerns Conditional Access exclusion for emergency access accounts, used to preserve a documented break-glass path when a broad Conditional Access policy breaks routine access. It does not establish whether User group-scoped Conditional Access assignment satisfies the current requirement to apply a new authentication rule only to a pilot group of AVD workers.

That evidence concerns CA report-only deployment phase, used to measure the effect of a proposed user access rule without first blocking production employees. It does not establish whether User group-scoped Conditional Access assignment satisfies the current requirement to apply a new authentication rule only to a pilot group of AVD workers.

That evidence concerns Windows Cloud Login Conditional Access rule, used to govern the Windows session-host SSO authentication stage rather than just the initial resource feed. It does not establish whether User group-scoped Conditional Access assignment satisfies the current requirement to apply a new authentication rule only to a pilot group of AVD workers.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Rule Editor application masking, used to show a licensed application only to entitled users on the same pooled Windows image. It does not establish whether FSLogix VHDX lock examination satisfies the current requirement to resolve a conflict when a stale session or open handle prevents a user's profile disk from mounting on a second host.

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 FSLogix VHDX lock examination satisfies the current requirement to resolve a conflict when a stale session or open handle prevents a user's profile disk from mounting on a second host.

That evidence concerns Profile container corruption recovery choice, used to replace a confirmed damaged VHDX using a valid recovery point rather than delete a user's only profile copy. It does not establish whether FSLogix VHDX lock examination satisfies the current requirement to resolve a conflict when a stale session or open handle prevents a user's profile disk from mounting on a second host.

That evidence concerns Azure portal host pool wizard, used to deploy a straightforward pooled host pool with initial settings through the graphical Azure management interface. It does not establish whether Azure CLI desktopvirtualization extension satisfies the current requirement to set a pooled host pool's load-balancing properties from a shell automation job.

That evidence concerns Bicep module deployment, used to manage reusable AVD host pool resource definitions with typed declarative modules. It does not establish whether Azure CLI desktopvirtualization extension satisfies the current requirement to set a pooled host pool's load-balancing properties from a shell automation job.

That evidence concerns Azure deployment activity log inspection, used to determine which principal or policy rejected a resource deployment during an approved change window. It does not establish whether Azure CLI desktopvirtualization extension satisfies the current requirement to set a pooled host pool's load-balancing properties from a shell automation job.

That evidence concerns Session-host CPU utilization alert, used to notify desktop support when a pooled VM stays CPU-saturated during an assigned work shift. It does not establish whether Session-host memory pressure investigation satisfies the current requirement to distinguish a login slowdown caused by guest paging from one caused by the profile SMB share.

That evidence concerns AVD Insights connection performance view, used to compare network RTT and session reliability across desktop host pools and regions. It does not establish whether Session-host memory pressure investigation satisfies the current requirement to distinguish a login slowdown caused by guest paging from one caused by the profile SMB share.

That evidence concerns AVD Insights data health checks, used to diagnose a blank workbook caused by missing agent data rather than nonexistent user sessions. It does not establish whether Session-host memory pressure investigation satisfies the current requirement to distinguish a login slowdown caused by guest paging from one caused by the profile SMB share.