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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 Host pool application-group association satisfies the current requirement to keep several desktop/application entitlements linked to the intended collection of session hosts.

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 Host pool application-group association satisfies the current requirement to keep several desktop/application entitlements linked to the intended collection of session hosts.

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 Host pool application-group association satisfies the current requirement to keep several desktop/application entitlements linked to the intended collection of session hosts.

STUN enables discovery of a usable direct transport across NAT. This is relevant when the task is to use direct public-network UDP where NAT traversal succeeds; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route.

Multipath maintains redundant eligible transport paths. This is relevant when the task is to reduce session interruption when one supported network route drops during a session; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route.

Each active session can consume several transport paths and outbound ports. This is relevant when the task is to prevent port exhaustion when thousands of simultaneous Multipath sessions use UDP and TCP paths; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route.

That evidence concerns App group assignment to Entra security group, used to give a department access to its authorized applications through group-based entitlement. It does not establish whether Application group assignment propagation test satisfies the current requirement to diagnose a missing RemoteApp shortly after an administrator added a user to its security group.

That evidence concerns Separated desktop and app entitlement groups, used to provide different access levels to groups sharing one hostpool but not sharing the same set of published programs. It does not establish whether Application group assignment propagation test satisfies the current requirement to diagnose a missing RemoteApp shortly after an administrator added a user to its security group.

That evidence concerns App group association to workspace, used to make an app group visible through the correct Azure Virtual Desktop workspace feed. It does not establish whether Application group assignment propagation test satisfies the current requirement to diagnose a missing RemoteApp shortly after an administrator added a user to its security group.

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 FSLogix Rule Editor application masking satisfies the current requirement to show a licensed application only to entitled users on the same pooled Windows image.

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 Rule Editor application masking satisfies the current requirement to show a licensed application only to entitled users on the same pooled Windows image.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Apps service health check, used to find an inactive core FSLogix service preventing profile container redirection even though the SMB share is reachable. It does not establish whether FSLogix Rule Editor application masking satisfies the current requirement to show a licensed application only to entitled users on the same pooled Windows image.

That evidence concerns New Teams VDI optimization support check, used to confirm Teams in AVD uses its supported optimized media path for voice and video instead of unoptimized host rendering. It does not establish whether Browser cached data in FSLogix profile satisfies the current requirement to preserve browser settings and relevant profile state as users roam across host VMs without sharing accounts.

That evidence concerns Session-host CPU observation during Teams call, used to distinguish missing media optimization from a broad Azure networking outage. It does not establish whether Browser cached data in FSLogix profile satisfies the current requirement to preserve browser settings and relevant profile state as users roam across host VMs without sharing accounts.

That evidence concerns Teams webcam redirection policy, used to allow supported remote video meetings to access an approved client camera in a session. It does not establish whether Browser cached data in FSLogix profile satisfies the current requirement to preserve browser settings and relevant profile state as users roam across host VMs without sharing accounts.

Workspaces publish associated application groups to user feeds. This is relevant when the task is to provide a discoverable user feed containing the app groups associated with a desktop deployment; it does not directly meet the requirement to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool.

Resource groups provide Azure resource lifecycle and access scope. This is relevant when the task is to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure; it does not directly meet the requirement to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool.

Azure VM NICs use regional virtual network resources. This is relevant when the task is to place session hosts on a virtual network subnet in the VM's supported Azure region; it does not directly meet the requirement to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool.

That evidence concerns Trusted Launch virtual TPM, used to give supported Windows session host VMs a virtual trusted platform module for measured boot and key protection. It does not establish whether Windows Defender Firewall inbound restriction satisfies the current requirement to ensure ordinary RDP TCP 3389 isn't exposed to arbitrary endpoints on a pooled session host.

That evidence concerns Secure host image software supply-chain control, used to reject unsigned or unapproved desktop image components before they reach a production image version. It does not establish whether Windows Defender Firewall inbound restriction satisfies the current requirement to ensure ordinary RDP TCP 3389 isn't exposed to arbitrary endpoints on a pooled session host.

That evidence concerns Key Vault-backed secret handling for deployment, used to avoid embedding a domain-join credential directly in a shared infrastructure template. It does not establish whether Windows Defender Firewall inbound restriction satisfies the current requirement to ensure ordinary RDP TCP 3389 isn't exposed to arbitrary endpoints on a pooled session host.

Azure VM deployment is constrained by applicable subscription quotas. This is relevant when the task is to avoid failures caused by inadequate regional vCPU limits when expanding the pooled fleet; it does not directly meet the requirement to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements.

Azure Policy can enforce allowed-location restrictions. This is relevant when the task is to prevent creation of new session hosts outside the organization's approved geographies; it does not directly meet the requirement to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements.

Management-group assignments propagate governance to descendants. This is relevant when the task is to apply consistent mandatory tags to desktop resources deployed across several teams' subscriptions; it does not directly meet the requirement to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements.

Reserved capacity reduces unexpected VM allocation failure risk. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a scheduled regional rollout can access the planned VM size when supply is constrained; it does not directly meet the requirement to prevent creation of new session hosts outside the organization's approved geographies.

Azure resource locks can protect critical deployment artifacts. This is relevant when the task is to block accidental removal or mutation of a production image repository during a maintenance freeze; it does not directly meet the requirement to prevent creation of new session hosts outside the organization's approved geographies.

Azure VM deployment is constrained by applicable subscription quotas. This is relevant when the task is to avoid failures caused by inadequate regional vCPU limits when expanding the pooled fleet; it does not directly meet the requirement to prevent creation of new session hosts outside the organization's approved geographies.

That evidence concerns Power-on fault versus AVD agent fault distinction, used to decide whether a connection incident is caused by a stopped VM or an unhealthy agent in a running guest. It does not establish whether User notification before administrative logoff satisfies the current requirement to communicate a maintenance window to connected workers before ending sessions on the affected host.

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 User notification before administrative logoff satisfies the current requirement to communicate a maintenance window to connected workers before ending sessions on the affected host.

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 User notification before administrative logoff satisfies the current requirement to communicate a maintenance window to connected workers before ending sessions on the affected host.

That evidence concerns Effective route table inspection, used to find a forced tunneling rule that sends AVD egress to a nonfunctional next hop. It does not establish whether AVD connection diagnostics for handshake errors satisfies the current requirement to find the failed service-side connection stage when a user never reaches a session host.

That evidence concerns RDP client connection reliability test, used to prove intermittent wireless network drops rather than FSLogix storage faults are causing disconnects. It does not establish whether AVD connection diagnostics for handshake errors satisfies the current requirement to find the failed service-side connection stage when a user never reaches a session host.

That evidence concerns Network path test to DNS servers, used to separate name-resolution failure from inaccessible directory servers after a host image update. It does not establish whether AVD connection diagnostics for handshake errors satisfies the current requirement to find the failed service-side connection stage when a user never reaches a session host.