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That evidence concerns App Control for Business audit mode, used to measure which line-of-business binaries would be blocked before enforcing a new policy fleet-wide. It does not establish whether Local Administrators group restrictions satisfies the current requirement to prevent ordinary pooled desktop users from escalating to local admin privileges on shared hosts.

That evidence concerns Controlled Folder Access audit mode, used to identify planned app compatibility problems before a protected folder policy is enforced. It does not establish whether Local Administrators group restrictions satisfies the current requirement to prevent ordinary pooled desktop users from escalating to local admin privileges on shared hosts.

That evidence concerns Security baseline deployment with Intune, used to apply required Windows endpoint hardening settings consistently to supported AVD multi-session VMs. It does not establish whether Local Administrators group restrictions satisfies the current requirement to prevent ordinary pooled desktop users from escalating to local admin privileges on shared hosts.

That evidence concerns FSLogix VHDX lock examination, used to resolve a conflict when a stale session or open handle prevents a user's profile disk from mounting on a second host. It does not establish whether FSLogix current-version compatibility review satisfies the current requirement to confirm guest FSLogix build is supported and compatible with the current Windows image before troubleshooting advanced settings.

That evidence concerns FSLogix Apps service health check, used to find an inactive core FSLogix service preventing profile container redirection even though the SMB share is reachable. It does not establish whether FSLogix current-version compatibility review satisfies the current requirement to confirm guest FSLogix build is supported and compatible with the current Windows image before troubleshooting advanced settings.

That evidence concerns FSLogix profile log collection, used to identify why one user sees a temporary profile after moving to a new pooled session host. It does not establish whether FSLogix current-version compatibility review satisfies the current requirement to confirm guest FSLogix build is supported and compatible with the current Windows image before troubleshooting advanced settings.

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 Host pool deployment-scope design satisfies the current requirement to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool.

That evidence concerns Separate subscription for regulated desktops, used to isolate finance chargeback and policy boundaries for a regulated virtual desktop environment. It does not establish whether Host pool deployment-scope design satisfies the current requirement to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool.

That evidence concerns Dedicated production resource group for AVD assets, used to isolate lifecycle and delegated management of production host pool resources from test infrastructure. It does not establish whether Host pool deployment-scope design satisfies the current requirement to select geographical or regional host pool deployment scope as appropriate before creating a new host pool.

That evidence concerns Custom least-privilege RBAC role, used to grant a specialized automation only the precise hostpool actions it needs. It does not establish whether Contributor role on AVD resource group satisfies the current requirement to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments.

That evidence concerns Desktop Virtualization Host Pool Contributor, used to delegate host pool management to an AVD operator without giving subscription Owner. It does not establish whether Contributor role on AVD resource group satisfies the current requirement to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments.

That evidence concerns Virtual Machine User Login role, used to allow eligible Microsoft Entra users to log into a supported Entra-joined session-host VM without granting admin rights. It does not establish whether Contributor role on AVD resource group satisfies the current requirement to permit AVD operations personnel to create and update resources without managing RBAC assignments.

That evidence concerns Least-privilege admin subnet isolation, used to prevent regular end-user sessions from initiating management connections to desktop control servers. It does not establish whether Just-in-time VM access via Defender for Cloud satisfies the current requirement to open restricted management ports only for approved identities and limited time windows.

That evidence concerns Firewall DNS rule review, used to prevent a new firewall rule from allowing a service IP while blocking required name resolution to that service. It does not establish whether Just-in-time VM access via Defender for Cloud satisfies the current requirement to open restricted management ports only for approved identities and limited time windows.

That evidence concerns Private endpoint for sensitive profile storage, used to keep SMB traffic within private address space while leaving public storage access disabled. It does not establish whether Just-in-time VM access via Defender for Cloud satisfies the current requirement to open restricted management ports only for approved identities and limited time windows.

Distinct app-group assignments enforce entitlement boundaries. This is relevant when the task is to provide different access levels to groups sharing one hostpool but not sharing the same set of published programs; it does not directly meet the requirement to publish the full session-host desktop rather than a single specified program to entitled staff.

App-group membership can be changed without deleting the hostpool. This is relevant when the task is to revoke application access after a role change while keeping other unrelated assigned desktop resources; it does not directly meet the requirement to publish the full session-host desktop rather than a single specified program to entitled staff.

RemoteApp metadata controls presentation to users. This is relevant when the task is to present a business-friendly published app name in the user feed without changing the installed executable; it does not directly meet the requirement to publish the full session-host desktop rather than a single specified program to entitled staff.

Inbound firewall policy reduces direct VM exposure. This is relevant when the task is to ensure ordinary RDP TCP 3389 isn't exposed to arbitrary endpoints on a pooled session host; it does not directly meet the requirement to require time-limited just-in-time elevation before an operator changes AVD hostpool settings.

Confidential VMs strengthen isolation of guest memory. This is relevant when the task is to choose a supported protected-compute VM architecture for a workload requiring hardware-backed guest-memory confidentiality; it does not directly meet the requirement to require time-limited just-in-time elevation before an operator changes AVD hostpool settings.

Secure Boot is a Trusted Launch capability. This is relevant when the task is to enforce a supported VM boot chain that checks digitally trusted boot components on AVD session hosts; it does not directly meet the requirement to require time-limited just-in-time elevation before an operator changes AVD hostpool settings.

That evidence concerns Image Builder managed identity permission, used to let the build service write its finished image to a private gallery without broad Owner permissions. It does not establish whether Image-version release notes and change log satisfies the current requirement to trace which app and OS patches were introduced between two host image versions.

That evidence concerns Golden-image scheduled build run, used to automatically rebuild the desktop image when approved baseline patches are released. It does not establish whether Image-version release notes and change log satisfies the current requirement to trace which app and OS patches were introduced between two host image versions.

That evidence concerns Image Builder failure log inspection, used to identify a failed provisioner rather than silently promoting an incomplete golden image. It does not establish whether Image-version release notes and change log satisfies the current requirement to trace which app and OS patches were introduced between two host image versions.

That evidence concerns Drive redirection policy restriction, used to prevent a confidential desktop from accessing arbitrary client-side storage drives. It does not establish whether Microphone audio capture redirection satisfies the current requirement to permit a remote communications app to use the local client's microphone when security policy allows it.

That evidence concerns RDP display and monitor configuration, used to make a remote desktop use the authorized multi-monitor arrangement rather than forcing every user onto one screen. It does not establish whether Microphone audio capture redirection satisfies the current requirement to permit a remote communications app to use the local client's microphone when security policy allows it.

That evidence concerns USB/peripheral device redirection control, used to allow an approved specialist USB device without enabling unrestricted redirection for all devices. It does not establish whether Microphone audio capture redirection satisfies the current requirement to permit a remote communications app to use the local client's microphone when security policy allows it.

Patch acceptance needs security software validation. This is relevant when the task is to ensure defender service and endpoint telemetry remain functional following an in-guest OS update; it does not directly meet the requirement to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window.

Windows update tests must include profile container behavior. This is relevant when the task is to catch a potential agent compatibility regression before expanding a Windows update to all pooled hosts; it does not directly meet the requirement to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window.

Draining is essential for low-disruption host maintenance. This is relevant when the task is to prevent new users from landing on a VM that will restart during an update window; it does not directly meet the requirement to install approved Windows security updates in a controlled maintenance window.

Insights exposes session network telemetry that can validate latency improvements. This is relevant when the task is to compare user session latency before and after relocating a host pool; it does not directly meet the requirement to find the failed service-side connection stage when a user never reaches a session host.

AD DS discovery requires appropriate domain DNS records. This is relevant when the task is to resolve a host-registration failure caused by unavailable AD DS SRV records; it does not directly meet the requirement to find the failed service-side connection stage when a user never reaches a session host.

DNS tests distinguish resolution failures from transport reachability. This is relevant when the task is to separate name-resolution failure from inaccessible directory servers after a host image update; it does not directly meet the requirement to find the failed service-side connection stage when a user never reaches a session host.