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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 Hostpool Management diagnostic category satisfies the current requirement to audit changes to hostpool configuration performed during scheduled operations.

That evidence concerns Workspace Feed diagnostics, used to troubleshoot a missing application feed after an app group is published to a workspace. It does not establish whether Hostpool Management diagnostic category satisfies the current requirement to audit changes to hostpool configuration performed during scheduled operations.

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 Hostpool Management diagnostic category satisfies the current requirement to audit changes to hostpool configuration performed during scheduled operations.

That evidence concerns Azure Files provisioned throughput adjustment, used to increase sustained file-share throughput after verified storage-side throttling under peak logons. It does not establish whether Azure Files share availability metric satisfies the current requirement to separate a storage-service outage from a permission denial affecting only one user.

That evidence concerns Azure Files share-capacity forecasting, used to prevent FSLogix profiles from failing to grow when a share reaches its quota. It does not establish whether Azure Files share availability metric satisfies the current requirement to separate a storage-service outage from a permission denial affecting only one user.

That evidence concerns Azure Files transactions metric, used to detect a workload whose file operation volume is significantly higher than planned. It does not establish whether Azure Files share availability metric satisfies the current requirement to separate a storage-service outage from a permission denial affecting only one user.

SMB access over Private Link requires correct storage endpoint DNS. This is relevant when the task is to resolve the SMB storage hostname to the private endpoint address instead of a public service address; it does not directly meet the requirement to reach an on-premises directory from Azure session-host networks through an encrypted internet-based tunnel.

Domain join depends on reachable domain services and correct DNS. This is relevant when the task is to resolve corporate AD domain services before trying to join hosts to the domain; it does not directly meet the requirement to reach an on-premises directory from Azure session-host networks through an encrypted internet-based tunnel.

Virtual network peering provides private connectivity between Azure VNets. This is relevant when the task is to connect AVD host subnets to corporate service subnets hosted in a separate Azure virtual network; it does not directly meet the requirement to reach an on-premises directory from Azure session-host networks through an encrypted internet-based tunnel.

The deployment tool configures Office installation parameters. This is relevant when the task is to install a specified Office channel and selected apps to an AVD image through controlled deployment XML; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow multiple entitled users to activate Microsoft 365 Apps on the same AVD Windows multi-session VM.

Per-machine setup is a common multi-user deployment model. This is relevant when the task is to ensure OneDrive is available to each user of a pooled Windows session host without relying on per-user manual installs; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow multiple entitled users to activate Microsoft 365 Apps on the same AVD Windows multi-session VM.

Remote desktop app sessions must satisfy normal M365 access controls. This is relevant when the task is to verify M365 web apps can be accessed inside an AVD session under the enterprise's intended security policy; it does not directly meet the requirement to allow multiple entitled users to activate Microsoft 365 Apps on the same AVD Windows multi-session VM.

Sysprep removes host-specific Windows provisioning state. This is relevant when the task is to prepare a Windows reference VM for generalized re-use without duplicating its machine-specific identity; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve machine-specific image characteristics when the chosen supported deployment scenario requires a specialized 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 preserve machine-specific image characteristics when the chosen supported deployment scenario requires a specialized image.

Deprecation separates new deployment eligibility from retention history. This is relevant when the task is to stop new hosts from launching an obsolete desktop image while preserving required historical recovery evidence; it does not directly meet the requirement to preserve machine-specific image characteristics when the chosen supported deployment scenario requires a specialized image.

QoS policies mark the intended UDP traffic for network prioritization. This is relevant when the task is to prioritize real-time RDP UDP packets over background transfer traffic on a congested managed network; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify dropped packets rather than VM CPU saturation as the principal media quality problem.

New-NetQosPolicy creates packet classification rules on Windows hosts. This is relevant when the task is to apply RDP UDP traffic classifications through a supported PowerShell network QoS policy; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify dropped packets rather than VM CPU saturation as the principal media quality problem.

Refreshed Group Policy makes newly deployed QoS settings effective. This is relevant when the task is to apply a newly linked host-side RDP QoS policy without waiting for the periodic policy refresh; it does not directly meet the requirement to identify dropped packets rather than VM CPU saturation as the principal media quality problem.

That evidence concerns Multi-region user experience validation, used to ensure remote desktop latency from key employee regions remains acceptable when workloads fail over to a distant location. It does not establish whether Recovery-time-objective rehearsal for desktop access satisfies the current requirement to prove the team can restore user session access within its contractual recovery time objective.

That evidence concerns Cross-region image replication to Compute Gallery, used to ensure approved session host image artifacts are available in the disaster recovery region before a primary region failure. It does not establish whether Recovery-time-objective rehearsal for desktop access satisfies the current requirement to prove the team can restore user session access within its contractual recovery time objective.

That evidence concerns Secondary region entitlement/workspace feed preparation, used to give workers a discoverable alternative desktop resource when switching to a backup region. It does not establish whether Recovery-time-objective rehearsal for desktop access satisfies the current requirement to prove the team can restore user session access within its contractual recovery time objective.

App Attach operational telemetry exposes package health. This is relevant when the task is to monitor which package failed on one session host after assignment and investigate its health check; it does not directly meet the requirement to create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use.

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 create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use.

Package version replacement is independent from host image lifecycle. This is relevant when the task is to release a new version of one app without rebuilding golden images across the pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to create a supported disk-image form of an existing signed MSIX package for App Attach use.

That evidence concerns Active Directory DNS SRV record resolution, used to find the root cause of Windows domain join failures after an incorrect VM DNS configuration. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra joined session hosts satisfies the current requirement to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment.

That evidence concerns Entra hybrid identity sync verification, used to ensure a legacy AD DS user maps to the intended Entra account for AVD service entitlement. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra joined session hosts satisfies the current requirement to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment.

That evidence concerns Domain controller reachability for AD hosts, used to prevent Windows login failures when domain-joined session hosts cannot reach a required private controller. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra joined session hosts satisfies the current requirement to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment.

That evidence concerns Validation host pool for pre-release tests, used to isolate preview updates and AVD service changes from regular production sessions. It does not establish whether Dedicated production resource group for AVD assets satisfies the current requirement to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure.

That evidence concerns Region alignment for VM compute and subnet, used to place session hosts on a virtual network subnet in the VM's supported Azure region. It does not establish whether Dedicated production resource group for AVD assets satisfies the current requirement to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure.

That evidence concerns Host pool application-group association, used to keep several desktop/application entitlements linked to the intended collection of session hosts. It does not establish whether Dedicated production resource group for AVD assets satisfies the current requirement to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure.

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 Backup for Azure Files satisfies the current requirement to protect a supported Azure Files profile share using a managed backup policy and restore points.

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 Backup for Azure Files satisfies the current requirement to protect a supported Azure Files profile share using a managed backup policy and restore points.

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 Backup for Azure Files satisfies the current requirement to protect a supported Azure Files profile share using a managed backup policy and restore points.