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AD DS discovery requires appropriate domain DNS records. This is relevant when the task is to resolve a host-registration failure caused by unavailable AD DS SRV records; it does not directly meet the requirement to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop.

The AVD reverse-connect path depends on permitted outbound TLS. This is relevant when the task is to confirm a blocked outbound TLS path is preventing a registered session host from contacting required service endpoints; it does not directly meet the requirement to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop.

A connection reliability record isolates network path instability. This is relevant when the task is to prove intermittent wireless network drops rather than FSLogix storage faults are causing disconnects; it does not directly meet the requirement to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop.

The Cloud Login service principal controls RDP token authentication. This is relevant when the task is to allow the required Microsoft Entra authentication protocol for remote Windows sign-in; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid MFA loops when the AVD broker app and Windows Cloud Login app have inconsistent access rules.

Disconnect-on-lock is an SSO-compatible default behavior. This is relevant when the task is to preserve passwordless reconnection policy by disconnecting when a remote session is locked; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid MFA loops when the AVD broker app and Windows Cloud Login app have inconsistent access rules.

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 MFA loops when the AVD broker app and Windows Cloud Login app have inconsistent access rules.

That evidence concerns RemoteApp regression test after update, used to verify a critical packaged program still starts from a patched desktop host. It does not establish whether Hostpool drain before patch reboot satisfies the current requirement to prevent new users from landing on a VM that will restart during an update window.

That evidence concerns Azure Update Manager patch assessment, used to identify which session-host VMs are missing approved OS updates before scheduling installation. It does not establish whether Hostpool drain before patch reboot satisfies the current requirement to prevent new users from landing on a VM that will restart during an update window.

That evidence concerns Azure Update Manager maintenance schedule, used to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window. It does not establish whether Hostpool drain before patch reboot satisfies the current requirement to prevent new users from landing on a VM that will restart during an update window.

Resource access settings control whether public session paths remain usable. This is relevant when the task is to prevent disallowed public connections after private session access has been validated; it does not directly meet the requirement to demonstrate that feed discovery, feed subscription and session launch remain functional without an approved public path.

Private access still depends on path, DNS and network policy. This is relevant when the task is to diagnose blocked private endpoint flows due to network or security policy restrictions; it does not directly meet the requirement to demonstrate that feed discovery, feed subscription and session launch remain functional without an approved public path.

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 demonstrate that feed discovery, feed subscription and session launch remain functional without an approved public path.

Provisioned SSD files capacity can address demanding profile workloads. This is relevant when the task is to provide predictable high IOPS and low latency for large logon bursts with heavy profile traffic; it does not directly meet the requirement to roam the whole Windows user profile instead of rebuilding a local profile each login.

ODFC can complement a separate roaming profile design. This is relevant when the task is to roam Outlook and selected Office app data when another product already roams the base Windows profile; it does not directly meet the requirement to roam the whole Windows user profile instead of rebuilding a local profile each login.

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 roam the whole Windows user profile instead of rebuilding a local profile each login.

Real profile sizes determine storage requirements better than a fixed guess. This is relevant when the task is to estimate profile storage growth before another cohort begins using the pooled host pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login.

IOPS capacity is important for profile-heavy sign-in traffic. This is relevant when the task is to size a profile share for bursts of numerous small metadata and file operations; it does not directly meet the requirement to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login.

Service availability metrics reveal broad endpoint failures. This is relevant when the task is to separate a storage-service outage from a permission denial affecting only one user; it does not directly meet the requirement to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login.

Disconnect-on-lock is an SSO-compatible default behavior. This is relevant when the task is to preserve passwordless reconnection policy by disconnecting when a remote session is locked; it does not directly meet the requirement to determine which of the two Entra authentication stages rejected a connection.

Different phases of AVD login use different Entra enterprise apps. This is relevant when the task is to avoid MFA loops when the AVD broker app and Windows Cloud Login app have inconsistent access rules; it does not directly meet the requirement to determine which of the two Entra authentication stages rejected a connection.

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 determine which of the two Entra authentication stages rejected a connection.

That evidence concerns Autoscale ResultType failure observation, used to distinguish a failed VM stop attempt from a correct no-op scaling decision. It does not establish whether Scaling plan diagnostic correlation ID satisfies the current requirement to provide Microsoft support with a reproducible identifier for a failed scale operation.

That evidence concerns Azure Virtual Desktop session list inspection, used to identify which user sessions remain active on a host before taking it out for maintenance. It does not establish whether Scaling plan diagnostic correlation ID satisfies the current requirement to provide Microsoft support with a reproducible identifier for a failed scale operation.

That evidence concerns Autoscale log collection for pooled host pools, used to explain why a scaling plan didn't start enough VMs after a morning user surge. It does not establish whether Scaling plan diagnostic correlation ID satisfies the current requirement to provide Microsoft support with a reproducible identifier for a failed scale operation.

That evidence concerns DSCP markings checked at network boundary, used to find a switch or gateway that strips desktop media priority tags downstream. It does not establish whether QoS policy refresh with gpupdate satisfies the current requirement to apply a newly linked host-side RDP QoS policy without waiting for the periodic policy refresh.

That evidence concerns RDP Shortpath network readiness test, used to verify the required UDP network route exists before enabling QoS for media. It does not establish whether QoS policy refresh with gpupdate satisfies the current requirement to apply a newly linked host-side RDP QoS policy without waiting for the periodic policy refresh.

That evidence concerns Host-side New-NetQosPolicy configuration, used to apply RDP UDP traffic classifications through a supported PowerShell network QoS policy. It does not establish whether QoS policy refresh with gpupdate satisfies the current requirement to apply a newly linked host-side RDP QoS policy without waiting for the periodic policy refresh.

Report-only mode supports safe impact assessment. This is relevant when the task is to measure the effect of a proposed user access rule without first blocking production employees; it does not directly meet the requirement to require strong second-factor authentication at AVD service login for eligible employees.

Per-user MFA can conflict with recommended AVD CA configuration. This is relevant when the task is to prevent conflicting legacy MFA behavior after moving AVD sign-ins under dedicated Conditional Access policies; it does not directly meet the requirement to require strong second-factor authentication at AVD service login for eligible employees.

Narrow emergency exclusions reduce account lockout risk. This is relevant when the task is to preserve a documented break-glass path when a broad Conditional Access policy breaks routine access; it does not directly meet the requirement to require strong second-factor authentication at AVD service login for eligible employees.

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 Azure resource tags on host pools and VMs satisfies the current requirement to allow cost reporting to distinguish departmental AVD session hosts from unrelated compute.

That evidence concerns Management-group policy assignment, used to enforce shared desktop governance across several subscriptions without copying each policy manually. It does not establish whether Azure resource tags on host pools and VMs satisfies the current requirement to allow cost reporting to distinguish departmental AVD session hosts from unrelated compute.

That evidence concerns Host pool deployment-scope design, used to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool. It does not establish whether Azure resource tags on host pools and VMs satisfies the current requirement to allow cost reporting to distinguish departmental AVD session hosts from unrelated compute.