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Storage services encrypt persisted data at rest. This is relevant when the task is to ensure filesystem data on a managed storage service is encrypted while avoiding customer key management; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a profile share that still resolves publicly after adding an Azure Files private endpoint.

Soft delete protects against accidental share deletion. This is relevant when the task is to recover a mistakenly deleted entire SMB file share within its configured retention interval; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a profile share that still resolves publicly after adding an Azure Files private endpoint.

SMB encryption protects profile traffic during transfer. This is relevant when the task is to require encrypted file share data in flight between session host and Azure Files; it does not directly meet the requirement to fix a profile share that still resolves publicly after adding an Azure Files private endpoint.

That evidence concerns Personal desktop direct user assignment, used to assign a named user to a selected persistent Windows VM within the personal host pool. It does not establish whether Breadth-first configuration in Azure portal satisfies the current requirement to distribute newly arriving pooled sessions more broadly during business hours.

That evidence concerns Pooled host drain mode before patching, used to protect existing sessions while stopping new session assignments to a host scheduled for reboot. It does not establish whether Breadth-first configuration in Azure portal satisfies the current requirement to distribute newly arriving pooled sessions more broadly during business hours.

That evidence concerns Remove personal desktop assignment, used to return an assigned VM to an unassigned pool after the prior user leaves, while meeting data-retention procedures. It does not establish whether Breadth-first configuration in Azure portal satisfies the current requirement to distribute newly arriving pooled sessions more broadly during business hours.

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 recover a damaged pooled VM by building a clean instance from the approved immutable image.

Agent lifecycle maintenance preserves compatibility with AVD control plane. This is relevant when the task is to bring a stale AVD agent into a supported healthy state following a service upgrade; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a damaged pooled VM by building a clean instance from the approved immutable image.

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 recover a damaged pooled VM by building a clean instance from the approved immutable image.

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 deliver a licensed application only to an approved Entra security group in the same pooled desktop fleet.

Package-image access requires reachable shared storage. This is relevant when the task is to make a package image reachable to every session host in the allowed pool through shared file storage; it does not directly meet the requirement to deliver a licensed application only to an approved Entra security group in the same pooled desktop fleet.

App Attach staging may require machine/system access to package files. This is relevant when the task is to diagnose staging failure when a user can browse the file share but the session-host system context cannot mount its package image; it does not directly meet the requirement to deliver a licensed application only to an approved Entra security group in the same pooled desktop fleet.

Documented recovery dependency sequencing reduces failover errors. This is relevant when the task is to bring back identity, profile storage, session hosts and AVD application delivery in a tested order; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable.

Backup regions can have different user transport latency. This is relevant when the task is to ensure remote desktop latency from key employee regions remains acceptable when workloads fail over to a distant location; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable.

Failback needs data and access reconciliation. This is relevant when the task is to safely return staff to primary-region desktops after services recover without losing recent profile changes; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable.

That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring, used to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment. It does not establish whether Profile storage failover runbook verification satisfies the current requirement to rehearse mounting a user's intact profile from a documented replacement storage path after a simulated outage.

That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files snapshot scheduling, used to preserve point-in-time volume snapshots under an approved profile recovery schedule. It does not establish whether Profile storage failover runbook verification satisfies the current requirement to rehearse mounting a user's intact profile from a documented replacement storage path after a simulated outage.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache provider failover validation, used to test use of a second Cloud Cache profile backend while the first is intentionally unavailable. It does not establish whether Profile storage failover runbook verification satisfies the current requirement to rehearse mounting a user's intact profile from a documented replacement storage path after a simulated outage.

That evidence concerns Windows App on macOS, used to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices. It does not establish whether Windows App on iOS or iPadOS satisfies the current requirement to give mobile tablet users access to a published remote application using supported touch controls.

That evidence concerns Windows App web browser client, used to give occasional users an approved browser-based session when installing a native client is impractical. It does not establish whether Windows App on iOS or iPadOS satisfies the current requirement to give mobile tablet users access to a published remote application using supported touch controls.

That evidence concerns Corporate client deployment via endpoint management, used to distribute the supported AVD client to a large managed-device fleet without individual user installs. It does not establish whether Windows App on iOS or iPadOS satisfies the current requirement to give mobile tablet users access to a published remote application using supported touch controls.

Kusto Query Language analyzes Log Analytics events. This is relevant when the task is to identify top remote desktop connection failure codes over a defined support window; it does not directly meet the requirement to link a client error report to the corresponding hostpool diagnostic entries instead of guessing which user session failed.

AgentHealthStatus tracks session-host agent status. This is relevant when the task is to monitor AVD agent health changes on registered session hosts; it does not directly meet the requirement to link a client error report to the corresponding hostpool diagnostic entries instead of guessing which user session failed.

The Error category captures platform-reported failures. This is relevant when the task is to retain AVD service error events associated with failed host registration or user connections; it does not directly meet the requirement to link a client error report to the corresponding hostpool diagnostic entries instead of guessing which user session failed.

That evidence concerns Remote user-session disconnect operation, used to pause a session's client connection without immediately closing its running applications. It does not establish whether Session host allow-new-connections switch satisfies the current requirement to keep a problematic VM registered but stop it from receiving fresh user connections while engineers investigate.

That evidence concerns Session host remove-from-pool operation, used to retire a VM's AVD registration after it has been drained and its users moved. It does not establish whether Session host allow-new-connections switch satisfies the current requirement to keep a problematic VM registered but stop it from receiving fresh user connections while engineers investigate.

That evidence concerns Session host agent update policy, used to bring a stale AVD agent into a supported healthy state following a service upgrade. It does not establish whether Session host allow-new-connections switch satisfies the current requirement to keep a problematic VM registered but stop it from receiving fresh user connections while engineers investigate.

That evidence concerns DSCP-based QoS policy for managed RDP Shortpath, used to prioritize real-time RDP UDP packets over background transfer traffic on a congested managed network. It does not establish whether DSCP markings checked at network boundary satisfies the current requirement to find a switch or gateway that strips desktop media priority tags downstream.

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 DSCP markings checked at network boundary satisfies the current requirement to find a switch or gateway that strips desktop media priority tags downstream.

That evidence concerns RDP packet-loss observation, used to identify dropped packets rather than VM CPU saturation as the principal media quality problem. It does not establish whether DSCP markings checked at network boundary satisfies the current requirement to find a switch or gateway that strips desktop media priority tags downstream.

App virtualization separates packaged application contents from guest image. This is relevant when the task is to evaluate whether a supported virtualized application package can be delivered without installing its binaries into the base Windows image; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a broken shared app installation by replacing the host with a tested image rather than modifying dozens of VMs ad hoc.

App compatibility needs real multiuser testing. This is relevant when the task is to stop a problematic app update from spreading to all multi-session users without a tested rollback option; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a broken shared app installation by replacing the host with a tested image rather than modifying dozens of VMs ad hoc.

RemoteApp publishes installed Windows executable applications. This is relevant when the task is to expose an existing tested desktop application from a Windows session host without rebuilding the infrastructure; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a broken shared app installation by replacing the host with a tested image rather than modifying dozens of VMs ad hoc.