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That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files capacity pool provisioning, used to provide managed performance capacity before adding a new enterprise profile SMB volume. It does not establish whether Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring satisfies the current requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

That evidence concerns Azure NetApp Files SMB volume deployment, used to present a managed SMB path to domain-joined AVD session hosts for shared profiles. It does not establish whether Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring satisfies the current requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

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 Azure NetApp Files volume quota monitoring satisfies the current requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

RPO describes tolerated data age at recovery. This is relevant when the task is to verify the most recent profile data available after recovery meets the approved maximum data-loss interval; it does not directly meet the requirement to prove the team can restore user session access within its contractual recovery time objective.

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 prove the team can restore user session access within its contractual recovery time objective.

Profile storage must meet the multi-region data-recovery requirement. This is relevant when the task is to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable; it does not directly meet the requirement to prove the team can restore user session access within its contractual recovery time objective.

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 Availability-capacity buffer for planned maintenance satisfies the current requirement to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained.

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 Availability-capacity buffer for planned maintenance satisfies the current requirement to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained.

That evidence concerns Azure budget alert scoped to AVD subscription, used to notify platform owners before virtual desktop spending crosses an agreed monthly threshold. It does not establish whether Availability-capacity buffer for planned maintenance satisfies the current requirement to retain enough live pooled host capacity while a maintenance ring is drained.

That evidence concerns RDS licensing validation for Windows Server, used to check whether using Windows Server in Azure Virtual Desktop changes existing licensing assumptions for staff. It does not establish whether Enterprise application multi-session compatibility test satisfies the current requirement to determine whether a line-of-business app behaves correctly with two independent users on one Windows host.

That evidence concerns Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session host, used to consolidate several interactive users on one supported Windows client VM in an AVD pooled deployment. It does not establish whether Enterprise application multi-session compatibility test satisfies the current requirement to determine whether a line-of-business app behaves correctly with two independent users on one Windows host.

That evidence concerns Eligible Microsoft 365 user license for Windows client AVD, used to authorize an entitled employee to access an AVD Windows client session with an eligible subscription. It does not establish whether Enterprise application multi-session compatibility test satisfies the current requirement to determine whether a line-of-business app behaves correctly with two independent users on one Windows host.

That evidence concerns Azure Resource Manager template deployment, used to define repeatable AVD resource dependencies declaratively for audited environments. It does not establish whether ARM deployment outputs satisfies the current requirement to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage.

That evidence concerns Azure portal host pool wizard, used to deploy a straightforward pooled host pool with initial settings through the graphical Azure management interface. It does not establish whether ARM deployment outputs satisfies the current requirement to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage.

That evidence concerns Bicep module deployment, used to manage reusable AVD host pool resource definitions with typed declarative modules. It does not establish whether ARM deployment outputs satisfies the current requirement to pass a newly created host pool resource ID to a downstream automation stage.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Defender Antivirus signature updates, used to keep the malware detection engine on the approved current signature baseline across a pooled VM fleet. It does not establish whether Microsoft Defender for Cloud server posture view satisfies the current requirement to identify session-host VMs missing the organization's recommended security controls.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Defender for Endpoint onboarding, used to enroll newly deployed session hosts into endpoint detection and response monitoring. It does not establish whether Microsoft Defender for Cloud server posture view satisfies the current requirement to identify session-host VMs missing the organization's recommended security controls.

That evidence concerns Defender for Endpoint alert investigation, used to triage an endpoint incident affecting one pooled host without assuming all users' desktops are infected. It does not establish whether Microsoft Defender for Cloud server posture view satisfies the current requirement to identify session-host VMs missing the organization's recommended security controls.

Profile backup success requires a usable restored VHDX. This is relevant when the task is to confirm a backup strategy captures a recoverable user profile container without corrupting its file contents; it does not directly meet the requirement to create scheduled recovery points for an eligible file share storing FSLogix profiles.

Personal VMs hold persistent user state requiring backup. This is relevant when the task is to protect a persistent user's VM OS and data disks according to the desktop RPO/RTO plan; it does not directly meet the requirement to create scheduled recovery points for an eligible file share storing FSLogix profiles.

Retention policy determines which restore points persist. This is relevant when the task is to retain backup recovery points for the formally approved retention period instead of relying on default ad hoc snapshots; it does not directly meet the requirement to create scheduled recovery points for an eligible file share storing FSLogix profiles.

Image-version discipline reduces compatibility differences across pooled hosts. This is relevant when the task is to prevent fleet drift across Windows cumulative update levels in one pooled host pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to serve supported remote sessions using Windows Server while satisfying applicable RDS CAL licensing requirements.

Windows Enterprise multi-session supports pooled Azure Virtual Desktop. This is relevant when the task is to consolidate several interactive users on one supported Windows client VM in an AVD pooled deployment; it does not directly meet the requirement to serve supported remote sessions using Windows Server while satisfying applicable RDS CAL licensing requirements.

Single-session Windows client images suit personal desktop assignments. This is relevant when the task is to provide a persistent full Windows client experience on a dedicated personal VM; it does not directly meet the requirement to serve supported remote sessions using Windows Server while satisfying applicable RDS CAL licensing requirements.

Private endpoint routing requires matching name resolution. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a connected client resolves its enabled AVD Private Link FQDNs to private endpoint IP addresses; it does not directly meet the requirement to leave initial discovery public but keep feed and session connections private to meet a scoped requirement.

Feed routing requires endpoint coverage for each relevant workspace. This is relevant when the task is to ensure a new workspace's feeds remain private after workspace expansion; it does not directly meet the requirement to leave initial discovery public but keep feed and session connections private to meet a scoped requirement.

Private access still depends on path, DNS and network policy. This is relevant when the task is to diagnose blocked private endpoint flows due to network or security policy restrictions; it does not directly meet the requirement to leave initial discovery public but keep feed and session connections private to meet a scoped requirement.

Autoscale phase times depend on schedule time zone. This is relevant when the task is to prevent pooled capacity being started an hour late after a schedule's wrong timezone was selected; it does not directly meet the requirement to deallocate unused session hosts late at night while preserving service access under the approved schedule.

A scaling plan must be associated with its host pool. This is relevant when the task is to make an approved scaling plan actually govern a specified target pooled hostpool rather than remain unassigned; it does not directly meet the requirement to deallocate unused session hosts late at night while preserving service access under the approved schedule.

Scaling plans automate pooled host capacity scheduling. This is relevant when the task is to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule; it does not directly meet the requirement to deallocate unused session hosts late at night while preserving service access under the approved schedule.

The user role enables authorized application group consumption. This is relevant when the task is to grant an entitled user access to a published Azure Virtual Desktop application group; it does not directly meet the requirement to permit approved administrators to sign in as administrators on a supported Entra-joined host.

Custom roles narrow operations beyond broad built-in roles. This is relevant when the task is to grant a specialized automation only the precise hostpool actions it needs; it does not directly meet the requirement to permit approved administrators to sign in as administrators on a supported Entra-joined host.

Contributor manages resources while excluding role assignment authority. This is relevant when the task is to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments; it does not directly meet the requirement to permit approved administrators to sign in as administrators on a supported Entra-joined host.