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That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra Domain Services managed domain, used to use a managed AD-compatible domain for a supported legacy LDAP/Kerberos application requirement. It does not establish whether AD DS joined AVD host architecture satisfies the current requirement to keep Windows desktop hosts authenticating with an existing corporate Active Directory domain.

That evidence concerns Active Directory DNS SRV record resolution, used to find the root cause of Windows domain join failures after an incorrect VM DNS configuration. It does not establish whether AD DS joined AVD host architecture satisfies the current requirement to keep Windows desktop hosts authenticating with an existing corporate Active Directory domain.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra joined session hosts, used to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment. It does not establish whether AD DS joined AVD host architecture satisfies the current requirement to keep Windows desktop hosts authenticating with an existing corporate Active Directory domain.

Autoscale phase times depend on schedule time zone. This is relevant when the task is to prevent pooled capacity being started an hour late after a schedule's wrong timezone was selected; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure scaling doesn't shut down a host with active users contrary to the approved schedule settings.

Autoscale requires permission to operate assigned VMs. This is relevant when the task is to fix a schedule that cannot start or stop session hosts because the service identity lacks required VM permissions; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure scaling doesn't shut down a host with active users contrary to the approved schedule settings.

Peak phase controls planned host availability. This is relevant when the task is to sustain sufficient available VM capacity during expected working-hour utilization peaks; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure scaling doesn't shut down a host with active users contrary to the approved schedule settings.

The AVD agent registers and manages session-host connectivity. This is relevant when the task is to turn a supported Windows VM into a session host managed by AVD control plane; it does not directly meet the requirement to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access.

Expired tokens cannot be used to enroll new hosts. This is relevant when the task is to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning; it does not directly meet the requirement to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access.

AD join depends on resolving domain services. This is relevant when the task is to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records; it does not directly meet the requirement to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access.

Allow-new-connections controls placement separately from host registration. This is relevant when the task is to keep a problematic VM registered but stop it from receiving fresh user connections while engineers investigate; it does not directly meet the requirement to bring a stale AVD agent into a supported healthy state following a service upgrade.

AVD health checks report registration and service prerequisites. This is relevant when the task is to distinguish failed agent health from a generic Windows guest boot problem; it does not directly meet the requirement to bring a stale AVD agent into a supported healthy state following a service upgrade.

Administrative logoff ends an actual Windows user session. This is relevant when the task is to release a stuck session and its resources after notifying the affected user; it does not directly meet the requirement to bring a stale AVD agent into a supported healthy state following a service upgrade.

Metric alerts can detect persistent compute saturation. This is relevant when the task is to notify desktop support when a pooled VM stays CPU-saturated during an assigned work shift; it does not directly meet the requirement to collect CPU, memory and other guest performance counters not available from hostpool diagnostics alone.

Action groups deliver configured alert notifications. This is relevant when the task is to route a severe AVD connection failure alert to an on-call notification channel; it does not directly meet the requirement to collect CPU, memory and other guest performance counters not available from hostpool diagnostics alone.

Local disk pressure affects guest responsiveness. This is relevant when the task is to detect local OS disk saturation on session hosts instead of blaming Azure Files profile storage; it does not directly meet the requirement to collect CPU, memory and other guest performance counters not available from hostpool diagnostics alone.

That evidence concerns Contributor role on AVD resource group, used to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments. It does not establish whether Virtual Machine User Login role satisfies the current requirement to allow eligible Microsoft Entra users to log into a supported Entra-joined session-host VM without granting admin rights.

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 Virtual Machine User Login role satisfies the current requirement to allow eligible Microsoft Entra users to log into a supported Entra-joined session-host VM without granting admin rights.

That evidence concerns Reader role on resource group, used to let an auditor inspect hostpool configurations without authorizing destructive management changes. It does not establish whether Virtual Machine User Login role satisfies the current requirement to allow eligible Microsoft Entra users to log into a supported Entra-joined session-host VM without granting admin rights.

That evidence concerns Teams VDI media optimization, used to offload supported Microsoft Teams audio and video processing to a compatible endpoint rather than render everything on a shared host. It does not establish whether Group Policy Object for AD joined session hosts satisfies the current requirement to deploy approved remote desktop experience settings to all session hosts in one organizational unit.

That evidence concerns Intune settings catalog for multi-session Windows, used to apply a device configuration policy to supported Azure Virtual Desktop multi-session hosts. It does not establish whether Group Policy Object for AD joined session hosts satisfies the current requirement to deploy approved remote desktop experience settings to all session hosts in one organizational unit.

That evidence concerns Browser policy management on session host, used to enforce approved enterprise browser extension and home page settings in a pooled desktop. It does not establish whether Group Policy Object for AD joined session hosts satisfies the current requirement to deploy approved remote desktop experience settings to all session hosts in one organizational unit.

That evidence concerns Read-only resource lock on critical image gallery, used to block accidental removal or mutation of a production image repository during a maintenance freeze. It does not establish whether Power plan selection for busy desktops satisfies the current requirement to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements.

That evidence concerns Availability-capacity buffer for planned maintenance, used to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained. It does not establish whether Power plan selection for busy desktops satisfies the current requirement to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements.

That evidence concerns Management-group inheritance for tagging governance, used to apply consistent mandatory tags to desktop resources deployed across several teams' subscriptions. It does not establish whether Power plan selection for busy desktops satisfies the current requirement to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements.

The feature starts compute on an authorized sign-in path. This is relevant when the task is to permit an entitled user to start a stopped eligible session host through their normal AVD connection request; it does not directly meet the requirement to clear active sessions responsibly before rebooting a pooled host without surprising users.

Disconnect and logoff have different Windows session semantics. This is relevant when the task is to ensure an application continues running during a temporary network disconnect but is closed after explicit logoff; it does not directly meet the requirement to clear active sessions responsibly before rebooting a pooled host without surprising users.

Start-on-connect depends on service-side VM operation permissions. This is relevant when the task is to fix a start-on-connect failure after the pool property was enabled but its service identity lacks VM start rights; it does not directly meet the requirement to clear active sessions responsibly before rebooting a pooled host without surprising users.

App Attach dynamically mounts packaged application content. This is relevant when the task is to publish a packaged app to selected AVD users without installing it on every session-host image; it does not directly meet the requirement to release a new version of one app without rebuilding golden images across the pool.

App Attach delivery observes supported regional requirements. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a package can be assigned to session hosts in the supported Azure region required by that package and pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to release a new version of one app without rebuilding golden images across the pool.

App Attach mounts supported packaged application images. This is relevant when the task is to create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use; it does not directly meet the requirement to release a new version of one app without rebuilding golden images across the pool.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Profiles Enabled registry value, used to activate FSLogix profile container functionality on an approved pooled session-host image. It does not establish whether FSLogix VHDLocations registry value satisfies the current requirement to point profile attachment to the intended SMB UNC file share rather than a local user folder.

That evidence concerns FSLogix SizeInMBs setting, used to set a planned maximum profile VHDX capacity for a user with heavy but bounded local profile needs. It does not establish whether FSLogix VHDLocations registry value satisfies the current requirement to point profile attachment to the intended SMB UNC file share rather than a local user folder.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Profile Container VHDX format, used to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs. It does not establish whether FSLogix VHDLocations registry value satisfies the current requirement to point profile attachment to the intended SMB UNC file share rather than a local user folder.