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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.

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 update ring validation satisfies the current requirement to avoid breaking a line-of-business browser extension in all AVD hosts with an untested upgrade.

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 update ring validation satisfies the current requirement to avoid breaking a line-of-business browser extension in all AVD hosts with an untested upgrade.

That evidence concerns Web app site-specific multimedia redirection, used to improve playback for supported browser video content without forcing general desktop sessions to process the bitstream. It does not establish whether Browser update ring validation satisfies the current requirement to avoid breaking a line-of-business browser extension in all AVD hosts with an untested upgrade.

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 AVD Agent Boot Loader installation satisfies the current requirement to ensure the session host can initialize and maintain the AVD agent during guest startup.

That evidence concerns AD DS domain join for session hosts, used to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access. It does not establish whether AVD Agent Boot Loader installation satisfies the current requirement to ensure the session host can initialize and maintain the AVD agent during guest startup.

That evidence concerns Host registration token lifecycle, used to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token. It does not establish whether AVD Agent Boot Loader installation satisfies the current requirement to ensure the session host can initialize and maintain the AVD agent during guest startup.

That evidence concerns Hostpool Error diagnostic category, used to retain AVD service error events associated with failed host registration or user connections. It does not establish whether Workspace Feed diagnostics satisfies the current requirement to troubleshoot a missing application feed after an app group is published to a workspace.

That evidence concerns Hostpool Connection diagnostics to Log Analytics, used to collect service-side user connection events to investigate failed desktop launches. It does not establish whether Workspace Feed diagnostics satisfies the current requirement to troubleshoot a missing application feed after an app group is published to a workspace.

That evidence concerns Log Analytics workspace selection, used to centralize AVD diagnostic events from approved workspaces, hostpools and app groups for one query workflow. It does not establish whether Workspace Feed diagnostics satisfies the current requirement to troubleshoot a missing application feed after an app group is published to a workspace.

Logon-blocking registration prioritizes app readiness over login latency. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a critical assigned app completes full package registration before the user's desktop sign-in finishes; it does not directly meet the requirement to publish a packaged app to selected AVD users without installing it on every session-host image.

On-demand registration defers work until needed. This is relevant when the task is to limit application registration overhead during AVD logon by deferring full registration until first application launch; it does not directly meet the requirement to publish a packaged app to selected AVD users without installing it on every session-host image.

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 publish a packaged app to selected AVD users without installing it on every session-host image.

Distinct failure domains reduce correlated provider loss. This is relevant when the task is to choose provider locations in distinct failure domains to support a genuine continuity objective; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify whether extra remote write replication creates unacceptable logoff latency for a demanding group.

Local write buffering requires successful later provider synchronization. This is relevant when the task is to verify changes made during temporary network isolation eventually reach approved remote storage providers; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify whether extra remote write replication creates unacceptable logoff latency for a demanding group.

Multi-provider Cloud Cache improves profile resilience. This is relevant when the task is to demonstrate that an alternate profile provider can support continuation after a planned primary storage fault; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify whether extra remote write replication creates unacceptable logoff latency for a demanding group.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache per-provider connectivity diagnostic, used to determine which configured remote profile provider is disconnected when a user sees intermittent performance. It does not establish whether FSLogix CCDLocations multiple provider strings satisfies the current requirement to specify two named profile storage backends for Cloud Cache rather than a single fixed VHDLocations path.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache profile performance test, used to identify whether extra remote write replication creates unacceptable logoff latency for a demanding group. It does not establish whether FSLogix CCDLocations multiple provider strings satisfies the current requirement to specify two named profile storage backends for Cloud Cache rather than a single fixed VHDLocations path.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache provider failover drill, used to demonstrate that an alternate profile provider can support continuation after a planned primary storage fault. It does not establish whether FSLogix CCDLocations multiple provider strings satisfies the current requirement to specify two named profile storage backends for Cloud Cache rather than a single fixed VHDLocations path.

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 let the build service write its finished image to a private gallery without broad Owner permissions.

Staged promotion reduces deployment blast radius. This is relevant when the task is to test a new desktop image with a small pilot host pool before production-wide rollout; it does not directly meet the requirement to let the build service write its finished image to a private gallery without broad Owner permissions.

Version metadata supports repeatability and rollback. This is relevant when the task is to trace which app and OS patches were introduced between two host image versions; it does not directly meet the requirement to let the build service write its finished image to a private gallery without broad Owner permissions.

That evidence concerns Azure quota inspection before scaling hosts, used to avoid failures caused by inadequate regional vCPU limits when expanding the pooled fleet. It does not establish whether Read-only resource lock on critical image gallery satisfies the current requirement to block accidental removal or mutation of a production image repository during a maintenance freeze.

That evidence concerns Granular RBAC for image publishers, used to allow only approved engineers to create new gallery image versions without broad subscription Owner privileges. It does not establish whether Read-only resource lock on critical image gallery satisfies the current requirement to block accidental removal or mutation of a production image repository during a maintenance freeze.

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 Read-only resource lock on critical image gallery satisfies the current requirement to block accidental removal or mutation of a production image repository during a maintenance freeze.

That evidence concerns App Control for Business enforced policy, used to prevent users from running a prohibited unsigned executable in pooled desktops. It does not establish whether App Control for Business audit mode satisfies the current requirement to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide.

That evidence concerns Windows audit policy for privileged sign-ins, used to record administrator authentication attempts on session-host Windows rather than relying only on AVD service sign-in logs. It does not establish whether App Control for Business audit mode satisfies the current requirement to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide.

That evidence concerns Controlled Folder Access enabled policy, used to prevent untrusted processes from modifying protected user folders on a session host. It does not establish whether App Control for Business audit mode satisfies the current requirement to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide.

Compute Gallery distributes image versions to chosen regions. This is relevant when the task is to make an approved desktop image deployable in a separate Azure region before a recovery exercise; it does not directly meet the requirement to pin host deployment to a tested build number rather than an unpredictable latest image.

Image Builder automates repeatable VM image creation. This is relevant when the task is to automate repeatable OS image creation with provisioners and output distribution rather than relying on manual console changes; it does not directly meet the requirement to pin host deployment to a tested build number rather than an unpredictable latest image.

Scoped RBAC controls private gallery image consumption. This is relevant when the task is to let approved host-deployment automation read a private gallery image without making the gallery publicly accessible; it does not directly meet the requirement to pin host deployment to a tested build number rather than an unpredictable latest image.