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That evidence concerns Image rollback after failed quality gate, used to restore new host provision to a previously approved gallery image when the latest baseline breaks logon. It does not establish whether Endpoint security agent health after patch satisfies the current requirement to ensure defender service and endpoint telemetry remain functional following an in-guest OS update.

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 Endpoint security agent health after patch satisfies the current requirement to ensure defender service and endpoint telemetry remain functional following an in-guest OS update.

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 Endpoint security agent health after patch satisfies the current requirement to ensure defender service and endpoint telemetry remain functional following an in-guest OS update.

Application group assignment controls who is entitled to the resource. This is relevant when the task is to entitle a department's security group to a previously created desktop or RemoteApp group; it does not directly meet the requirement to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group.

Successful publication requires entitlement, workspace association and healthy hosts. This is relevant when the task is to verify both feed discovery and session launch before announcing that the app deployment is complete; it does not directly meet the requirement to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group.

App-group host pool reference determines where the application runs. This is relevant when the task is to fix a RemoteApp published against the wrong host pool despite correct user assignment; it does not directly meet the requirement to troubleshoot a new member who cannot see a permitted application immediately after joining a security group.

That evidence concerns Compliant-device requirement in Conditional Access, used to restrict AVD access to organization-approved compliant endpoints where device identity permits evaluation. It does not establish whether Conditional Access MFA for Azure Virtual Desktop app satisfies the current requirement to require strong second-factor authentication at AVD service login for eligible employees.

That evidence concerns Disable legacy per-user MFA with Entra SSO, used to prevent conflicting legacy MFA behavior after moving AVD sign-ins under dedicated Conditional Access policies. It does not establish whether Conditional Access MFA for Azure Virtual Desktop app satisfies the current requirement to require strong second-factor authentication at AVD service login for eligible employees.

That evidence concerns Align sign-in frequency between AVD and Cloud Login apps, used to stop repeated MFA prompts when an AVD resource feed and its session-host SSO app use inconsistent session policies. It does not establish whether Conditional Access MFA for Azure Virtual Desktop app satisfies the current requirement to require strong second-factor authentication at AVD service login for eligible employees.

Image validation gates avoid deploying broken templates. This is relevant when the task is to reject an image whose installed application baseline fails required tests; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify a failed provisioner rather than silently promoting an incomplete golden image.

Image Builder customizers modify the base guest before capture. This is relevant when the task is to install a required security agent into the image as an audited build stage; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify a failed provisioner rather than silently promoting an incomplete golden image.

Build pipelines require scoped permissions for output artifacts. This is relevant when the task is to let the build service write its finished image to a private gallery without broad Owner permissions; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify a failed provisioner rather than silently promoting an incomplete golden image.

Ramp-down settings control safe reduction of host capacity. This is relevant when the task is to reduce active capacity after users have been disconnected for the configured safe interval; it does not directly meet the requirement to make an approved scaling plan actually govern a specified target pooled hostpool rather than remain unassigned.

Ramp-up phase brings compute online before peak demand. This is relevant when the task is to ensure enough session host capacity is started before the morning sign-in surge; it does not directly meet the requirement to make an approved scaling plan actually govern a specified target pooled hostpool rather than remain unassigned.

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 make an approved scaling plan actually govern a specified target pooled hostpool rather than remain unassigned.

That evidence concerns SSD provisioned Azure Files share, used to provide predictable high IOPS and low latency for large logon bursts with heavy profile traffic. It does not establish whether Azure Blob container for diagnostic export satisfies the current requirement to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Profile Container VHDX on SMB, used to roam the whole Windows user profile instead of rebuilding a local profile each login. It does not establish whether Azure Blob container for diagnostic export satisfies the current requirement to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly.

That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files SMB volume, used to use managed high-performance enterprise file storage for FSLogix profile shares with strict service requirements. It does not establish whether Azure Blob container for diagnostic export satisfies the current requirement to retain exported diagnostic log objects rather than attempting to mount an SMB VHDX profile directly.

Device management can distribute a standard client. This is relevant when the task is to distribute the supported AVD client to a large managed-device fleet without individual user installs; it does not directly meet the requirement to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices.

Client feed refresh updates resource entitlements. This is relevant when the task is to display newly assigned AVD application groups without re-creating the user's Windows profile; it does not directly meet the requirement to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices.

Azure Virtual Desktop clients include supported Android platforms. This is relevant when the task is to allow a managed Android device to access supported remote Windows applications; it does not directly meet the requirement to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices.

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 Image recovery gallery version retention satisfies the current requirement to retain the last known good image version in protected storage for rollback if the newest build fails.

That evidence concerns Rebuild-not-in-place policy for pooled hosts, used to replace a drifted pooled VM with an approved current image rather than apply undocumented custom patches. It does not establish whether Image recovery gallery version retention satisfies the current requirement to retain the last known good image version in protected storage for rollback if the newest build fails.

That evidence concerns Image signing/publisher provenance review, used to reject an image artifact whose version or publishing provenance differs from the approved pipeline. It does not establish whether Image recovery gallery version retention satisfies the current requirement to retain the last known good image version in protected storage for rollback if the newest build fails.

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 Image refresh schedule for feature updates satisfies the current requirement to roll out major Windows feature releases by piloting new images and controlling host replacement waves.

That evidence concerns Image signing/publisher provenance review, used to reject an image artifact whose version or publishing provenance differs from the approved pipeline. It does not establish whether Image refresh schedule for feature updates satisfies the current requirement to roll out major Windows feature releases by piloting new images and controlling host replacement waves.

That evidence concerns Rebuild-not-in-place policy for pooled hosts, used to replace a drifted pooled VM with an approved current image rather than apply undocumented custom patches. It does not establish whether Image refresh schedule for feature updates satisfies the current requirement to roll out major Windows feature releases by piloting new images and controlling host replacement waves.

That evidence concerns Customer-managed key for storage account, used to meet a policy requiring an organization-controlled key lifecycle for encrypted profile data. It does not establish whether Storage encryption at rest with service-managed keys satisfies the current requirement to ensure filesystem data on a managed storage service is encrypted while avoiding customer key management.

That evidence concerns Azure Files snapshots, used to retain point-in-time versions of a share for an operational file-level rollback. It does not establish whether Storage encryption at rest with service-managed keys satisfies the current requirement to ensure filesystem data on a managed storage service is encrypted while avoiding customer key management.

That evidence concerns Azure Files backup protection policy, used to ensure share recovery points are created on an audited schedule with approved retention. It does not establish whether Storage encryption at rest with service-managed keys satisfies the current requirement to ensure filesystem data on a managed storage service is encrypted while avoiding customer key management.

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

That evidence concerns Privileged Identity Management activation for admin roles, used to require time-limited just-in-time elevation before an operator changes AVD hostpool settings. It does not establish whether Trusted Launch virtual TPM satisfies the current requirement to give supported Windows session host VMs a virtual trusted platform module for measured boot and key protection.

That evidence concerns Trusted Launch with Secure Boot, used to enforce a supported VM boot chain that checks digitally trusted boot components on AVD session hosts. It does not establish whether Trusted Launch virtual TPM satisfies the current requirement to give supported Windows session host VMs a virtual trusted platform module for measured boot and key protection.