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That evidence concerns DNS resolution of Azure Files private endpoint, used to resolve the SMB storage hostname to the private endpoint address instead of a public service address. It does not establish whether User-defined route to network virtual appliance satisfies the current requirement to steer session-host subnet traffic through the organization's approved inspection appliance.

That evidence concerns Network security group outbound service rule, used to correct an NSG rule that blocks approved session-host communication with identity or AVD services. It does not establish whether User-defined route to network virtual appliance satisfies the current requirement to steer session-host subnet traffic through the organization's approved inspection appliance.

That evidence concerns Azure VNet-to-VNet peering, used to connect AVD host subnets to corporate service subnets hosted in a separate Azure virtual network. It does not establish whether User-defined route to network virtual appliance satisfies the current requirement to steer session-host subnet traffic through the organization's approved inspection appliance.

That evidence concerns Scaling plan identity permissions, used to fix a schedule that cannot start or stop session hosts because the service identity lacks required VM permissions. It does not establish whether Pooled hostpool autoscale scaling plan satisfies the current requirement to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule.

That evidence concerns Autoscale phase timezone verification, used to prevent pooled capacity being started an hour late after a schedule's wrong timezone was selected. It does not establish whether Pooled hostpool autoscale scaling plan satisfies the current requirement to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule.

That evidence concerns Scaling plan hostpool assignment, used to make an approved scaling plan actually govern a specified target pooled hostpool rather than remain unassigned. It does not establish whether Pooled hostpool autoscale scaling plan satisfies the current requirement to control VM availability throughout ramp-up, peak and off-peak phases according to a defined weekly schedule.

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 automate repeatable OS image creation with provisioners and output distribution rather than relying on manual console changes.

Generalized and specialized image artifacts have different provisioning semantics. This is relevant when the task is to preserve machine-specific image characteristics when the chosen supported deployment scenario requires a specialized image; it does not directly meet the requirement to automate repeatable OS image creation with provisioners and output distribution rather than relying on manual console changes.

Capturing a prepared reference VM produces a reusable custom image. This is relevant when the task is to capture an organization-approved guest OS and installed baseline applications after hardening; it does not directly meet the requirement to automate repeatable OS image creation with provisioners and output distribution rather than relying on manual console changes.

Windows App is available on supported macOS clients. This is relevant when the task is to enable supported Apple laptop users to reach a Windows desktop without replacing their devices; it does not directly meet the requirement to give occasional users an approved browser-based session when installing a native client is impractical.

Windows App is a supported Azure Virtual Desktop client. This is relevant when the task is to give corporate Windows staff the current supported desktop client for subscribed AVD resources; it does not directly meet the requirement to give occasional users an approved browser-based session when installing a native client is impractical.

Device management can distribute a standard client. This is relevant when the task is to distribute the supported AVD client to a large managed-device fleet without individual user installs; it does not directly meet the requirement to give occasional users an approved browser-based session when installing a native client is impractical.

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 provisioned throughput adjustment satisfies the current requirement to increase sustained file-share throughput after verified storage-side throttling under peak logons.

That evidence concerns Azure Files IOPS performance baseline, used to size a profile share for bursts of numerous small metadata and file operations. It does not establish whether Azure Files provisioned throughput adjustment satisfies the current requirement to increase sustained file-share throughput after verified storage-side throttling under peak logons.

That evidence concerns Azure Files share latency monitoring, used to determine whether elevated storage latency rather than session-host CPU is delaying login. It does not establish whether Azure Files provisioned throughput adjustment satisfies the current requirement to increase sustained file-share throughput after verified storage-side throttling under peak logons.

That evidence concerns App group host pool compatibility review, used to prevent assigning an application group to a host pool whose OS image lacks the required software. It does not establish whether App-group role assignment least privilege satisfies the current requirement to allow helpdesk staff to manage permitted user app-group assignments without full session-host VM administrator permissions.

That evidence concerns Desktop application group creation, used to publish the full session-host desktop rather than a single specified program to entitled staff. It does not establish whether App-group role assignment least privilege satisfies the current requirement to allow helpdesk staff to manage permitted user app-group assignments without full session-host VM administrator permissions.

That evidence concerns User removal from published app group, used to revoke application access after a role change while keeping other unrelated assigned desktop resources. It does not establish whether App-group role assignment least privilege satisfies the current requirement to allow helpdesk staff to manage permitted user app-group assignments without full session-host VM administrator permissions.

That evidence concerns Host pool RemoteApp application group, used to publish selected applications from an AVD host pool without offering the full desktop. It does not establish whether Host pool desktop application group satisfies the current requirement to publish a full Windows desktop from a specific AVD host pool to entitled users.

That evidence concerns AVD workspace feed refresh, used to ensure a user sees a newly published remote application after it was assigned to their group. It does not establish whether Host pool desktop application group satisfies the current requirement to publish a full Windows desktop from a specific AVD host pool to entitled users.

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 Host pool desktop application group satisfies the current requirement to publish a full Windows desktop from a specific AVD host pool to entitled users.

Cloud Cache buffers changes for configured remote providers. This is relevant when the task is to protect a connected user's work during a temporary profile storage disconnection; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

Capacity pools supply storage capacity and performance class for NetApp volumes. This is relevant when the task is to provide managed performance capacity before adding a new enterprise profile SMB volume; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

Cloud Cache supports multiple storage providers for resilience. This is relevant when the task is to test use of a second Cloud Cache profile backend while the first is intentionally unavailable; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a profile-volume capacity overrun as more users join the environment.

That evidence concerns FSLogix profile attach event log, used to troubleshoot a sign-in that reaches Windows but fails during VHDX profile mounting. It does not establish whether FSLogix VolumeType setting satisfies the current requirement to select the supported VHDX disk type for new profile containers instead of a legacy VHD format.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Profile Container VHDX format, used to retain a portable Windows user profile on a share to follow a user among pooled VMs. It does not establish whether FSLogix VolumeType setting satisfies the current requirement to select the supported VHDX disk type for new profile containers instead of a legacy VHD format.

That evidence concerns FSLogix SizeInMBs setting, used to set a planned maximum profile VHDX capacity for a user with heavy but bounded local profile needs. It does not establish whether FSLogix VolumeType setting satisfies the current requirement to select the supported VHDX disk type for new profile containers instead of a legacy VHD format.

DesktopVirtualization cmdlets manage AVD ARM resources. This is relevant when the task is to automate repeatable creation and updates to host pools in a scripted administrative workflow; it does not directly meet the requirement to define repeatable AVD resource dependencies declaratively for audited environments.

The portal workflow creates AVD host pool resource configurations. This is relevant when the task is to deploy a straightforward pooled host pool with initial settings through the graphical Azure management interface; it does not directly meet the requirement to define repeatable AVD resource dependencies declaratively for audited environments.

Bicep dependencies express resource creation ordering. This is relevant when the task is to ensure an app group is deployed only after the host pool it references exists; it does not directly meet the requirement to define repeatable AVD resource dependencies declaratively for audited environments.

Reverse-connect TCP provides compatibility when UDP cannot be established. This is relevant when the task is to retain remote access in a network where all permitted UDP transports are blocked; it does not directly meet the requirement to use direct public-network UDP where NAT traversal succeeds.

Reverse connect creates its secure initial path over TCP 443. This is relevant when the task is to establish the initial broker-mediated desktop connection without allowing inbound RDP ports to the VM; it does not directly meet the requirement to use direct public-network UDP where NAT traversal succeeds.

Multipath maintains redundant eligible transport paths. This is relevant when the task is to reduce session interruption when one supported network route drops during a session; it does not directly meet the requirement to use direct public-network UDP where NAT traversal succeeds.