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That evidence concerns LoadCredKeyFromProfile registry policy, used to keep a roaming user's credential manager keys linked to the profile currently being loaded. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra Domain Services SMB authentication satisfies the current requirement to let a managed domain joined deployment authenticate to profile storage using the managed domain.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra Kerberos for Azure Files, used to authenticate supported Microsoft Entra joined AVD hosts to a profile SMB share without routine domain-controller line-of-sight. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra Domain Services SMB authentication satisfies the current requirement to let a managed domain joined deployment authenticate to profile storage using the managed domain.

That evidence concerns Azure Files SMB share-level Azure RBAC assignment, used to grant a user group permission to reach a profile SMB share while retaining identity-based authorization. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra Domain Services SMB authentication satisfies the current requirement to let a managed domain joined deployment authenticate to profile storage using the managed domain.

That evidence concerns RDP Multipath connection reliability view, used to investigate whether redundant paths are improving continuity for a mobile user. It does not establish whether RDP reverse connect over TLS TCP 443 satisfies the current requirement to establish the initial broker-mediated desktop connection without allowing inbound RDP ports to the VM.

That evidence concerns RDP transport connection information, used to distinguish whether a user's live connection uses TCP, direct UDP or relayed UDP. It does not establish whether RDP reverse connect over TLS TCP 443 satisfies the current requirement to establish the initial broker-mediated desktop connection without allowing inbound RDP ports to the VM.

That evidence concerns TCP fallback after UDP restriction, used to retain remote access in a network where all permitted UDP transports are blocked. It does not establish whether RDP reverse connect over TLS TCP 443 satisfies the current requirement to establish the initial broker-mediated desktop connection without allowing inbound RDP ports to the VM.

Least-privilege backup permissions protect recovery data. This is relevant when the task is to prevent ordinary desktop users from deleting recovery points while allowing delegated restoration to approved operators; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure restored profile data remains accessible when an approved storage encryption key is rotated.

File-level restores limit recovery blast radius. This is relevant when the task is to recover a user's accidentally deleted folder without reverting all staff profile disks to a prior state; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure restored profile data remains accessible when an approved storage encryption key is rotated.

Azure Files share snapshots support point-in-time recovery. This is relevant when the task is to preserve the exact pre-update share content for a short rollback window before modifying profile settings; it does not directly meet the requirement to ensure restored profile data remains accessible when an approved storage encryption key is rotated.

That evidence concerns Workspace application-group registration, used to connect the app group to a workspace so the clients can discover it through feed subscription. It does not establish whether User-to-workspace entitlement acceptance test satisfies the current requirement to verify both feed discovery and session launch before announcing that the app deployment is complete.

That evidence concerns Host pool desktop application group, used to publish a full Windows desktop from a specific AVD host pool to entitled users. It does not establish whether User-to-workspace entitlement acceptance test satisfies the current requirement to verify both feed discovery and session launch before announcing that the app deployment is complete.

That evidence concerns Application group user group assignment, used to entitle a department's security group to a previously created desktop or RemoteApp group. It does not establish whether User-to-workspace entitlement acceptance test satisfies the current requirement to verify both feed discovery and session launch before announcing that the app deployment is complete.

VolumeType controls VHD versus VHDX creation. This is relevant when the task is to select the supported VHDX disk type for new profile containers instead of a legacy VHD format; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs.

Profile Container is inclusive of ODFC content in the recommended single-container setup. This is relevant when the task is to carry regular Windows profile and Microsoft 365 data in one supported container rather than duplicating Office data in a second disk; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs.

The Enabled flag turns on profile container handling. This is relevant when the task is to activate FSLogix profile container functionality on an approved pooled session-host image; it does not directly meet the requirement to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs.

That evidence concerns Windows 11 Enterprise single-session personal desktop, used to provide a persistent full Windows client experience on a dedicated personal VM. It does not establish whether RDS licensing validation for Windows Server satisfies the current requirement to check whether using Windows Server in Azure Virtual Desktop changes existing licensing assumptions for staff.

That evidence concerns GPU-supported session-host Windows image, used to satisfy a design requiring validated remote graphics acceleration for a visualization application. It does not establish whether RDS licensing validation for Windows Server satisfies the current requirement to check whether using Windows Server in Azure Virtual Desktop changes existing licensing assumptions for staff.

That evidence concerns Session host OS version baseline, used to prevent fleet drift across Windows cumulative update levels in one pooled host pool. It does not establish whether RDS licensing validation for Windows Server satisfies the current requirement to check whether using Windows Server in Azure Virtual Desktop changes existing licensing assumptions for staff.

That evidence concerns Personal desktop VM backup policy, used to protect a persistent user's VM OS and data disks according to the desktop RPO/RTO plan. It does not establish whether Backup vault retention policy satisfies the current requirement to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots.

That evidence concerns Cloud Cache versus backup distinction, used to explain why two synchronized live FSLogix providers cannot replace a versioned historical backup after accidental data deletion. It does not establish whether Backup vault retention policy satisfies the current requirement to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots.

That evidence concerns Azure Files soft-delete recovery drill, used to demonstrate a deleted profile share can be restored during the supported recovery interval. It does not establish whether Backup vault retention policy satisfies the current requirement to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots.

That evidence concerns Windows security audit log collection, used to forward guest OS audit events to the organization's security monitoring platform. It does not establish whether Defender for Cloud vulnerability recommendation satisfies the current requirement to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave.

That evidence concerns Defender for Endpoint device isolation, used to temporarily restrict a confirmed compromised desktop VM's network traffic under an approved response procedure. It does not establish whether Defender for Cloud vulnerability recommendation satisfies the current requirement to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Defender Antivirus real-time protection, used to prevent known malware from executing on session-host Windows guest VMs during user sessions. It does not establish whether Defender for Cloud vulnerability recommendation satisfies the current requirement to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave.

That evidence concerns RDP Shortpath for managed networks, used to prioritize direct UDP transport across routed corporate connectivity to a session host. It does not establish whether TCP fallback after UDP restriction satisfies the current requirement to retain remote access in a network where all permitted UDP transports are blocked.

That evidence concerns RDP reverse connect over TLS TCP 443, used to establish the initial broker-mediated desktop connection without allowing inbound RDP ports to the VM. It does not establish whether TCP fallback after UDP restriction satisfies the current requirement to retain remote access in a network where all permitted UDP transports are blocked.

That evidence concerns RDP transport connection information, used to distinguish whether a user's live connection uses TCP, direct UDP or relayed UDP. It does not establish whether TCP fallback after UDP restriction satisfies the current requirement to retain remote access in a network where all permitted UDP transports are blocked.

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 tolerate brief loss of the remote SMB profile provider while an active session keeps working.

Cache storage consumes local session-host disk capacity. This is relevant when the task is to prevent profiles from failing to attach because local Cache directory grew beyond planned VM disk capacity; it does not directly meet the requirement to tolerate brief loss of the remote SMB profile provider while an active session keeps working.

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 tolerate brief loss of the remote SMB profile provider while an active session keeps working.

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 Azure budget alert scoped to AVD subscription satisfies the current requirement to notify platform owners before virtual desktop spending crosses an agreed monthly threshold.

That evidence concerns Azure capacity reservation review, used to ensure a scheduled regional rollout can access the planned VM size when supply is constrained. It does not establish whether Azure budget alert scoped to AVD subscription satisfies the current requirement to notify platform owners before virtual desktop spending crosses an agreed monthly threshold.

That evidence concerns Power plan selection for busy desktops, used to keep host CPU power behavior within the tested user-interaction performance requirements. It does not establish whether Azure budget alert scoped to AVD subscription satisfies the current requirement to notify platform owners before virtual desktop spending crosses an agreed monthly threshold.