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SMB file share connectivity requires an allowed SMB path. This is relevant when the task is to find a firewall blocking a correctly authorized user from mounting the profile file share; it does not directly meet the requirement to limit unusually large user profile disks without deleting legitimate profile content unexpectedly.

Throttling evidence points to provisioned capacity rather than name resolution. This is relevant when the task is to distinguish service throttling from a profile path typo during peak sign-in hour; it does not directly meet the requirement to limit unusually large user profile disks without deleting legitimate profile content unexpectedly.

Service availability metrics reveal broad endpoint failures. This is relevant when the task is to separate a storage-service outage from a permission denial affecting only one user; it does not directly meet the requirement to limit unusually large user profile disks without deleting legitimate profile content unexpectedly.

That evidence concerns Peak user population forecast, used to determine enough pooled session hosts for the highest expected concurrent morning login surge. It does not establish whether Region-near-users placement strategy satisfies the current requirement to lower network delay for a large remote workforce by hosting desktops closer to their expected access region.

That evidence concerns Autoscaling cost model for idle capacity, used to reduce idle VM runtime expense while keeping minimum hosts available for login bursts. It does not establish whether Region-near-users placement strategy satisfies the current requirement to lower network delay for a large remote workforce by hosting desktops closer to their expected access region.

That evidence concerns CPU-to-session density load test, used to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload. It does not establish whether Region-near-users placement strategy satisfies the current requirement to lower network delay for a large remote workforce by hosting desktops closer to their expected access region.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra joined session hosts, used to avoid a full domain join for a supported cloud-first Windows desktop deployment. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra hybrid joined hosts satisfies the current requirement to retain local AD DS join while registering devices in Microsoft Entra for hybrid policies.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Entra device registration status audit, used to identify a host registered in Entra but not actually joined as required by the deployment design. It does not establish whether Microsoft Entra hybrid joined hosts satisfies the current requirement to retain local AD DS join while registering devices in Microsoft Entra for hybrid policies.

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 hybrid joined hosts satisfies the current requirement to retain local AD DS join while registering devices in Microsoft Entra for hybrid policies.

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 Defender for Endpoint on-boarding script/image policy satisfies the current requirement to ensure hosts created from a new golden image enroll into the correct security tenant at first launch.

That evidence concerns Defender for Cloud vulnerability recommendation, used to locate session hosts with critically exposed software packages before a patching wave. It does not establish whether Defender for Endpoint on-boarding script/image policy satisfies the current requirement to ensure hosts created from a new golden image enroll into the correct security tenant at first launch.

That evidence concerns Microsoft Defender for Cloud server posture view, used to identify session-host VMs missing the organization's recommended security controls. It does not establish whether Defender for Endpoint on-boarding script/image policy satisfies the current requirement to ensure hosts created from a new golden image enroll into the correct security tenant at first launch.

ODFC is optional when using the complete Profile Container. This is relevant when the task is to avoid maintaining a separate Office container when a single full FSLogix profile design meets all requirements; it does not directly meet the requirement to diagnose Office cache disappearance when the separate ODFC share is inaccessible although base profile login succeeded.

ODFC can complement another roaming profile solution. This is relevant when the task is to roam Office-specific caches while a different solution already handles the main Windows user profile; it does not directly meet the requirement to diagnose Office cache disappearance when the separate ODFC share is inaccessible although base profile login succeeded.

Separate containers allow distinct capacity and storage policies. This is relevant when the task is to allocate a larger capacity tier for Office cache while keeping normal profile data in a smaller separate container; it does not directly meet the requirement to diagnose Office cache disappearance when the separate ODFC share is inaccessible although base profile login succeeded.

TURN can relay UDP transport when direct connectivity fails. This is relevant when the task is to preserve UDP media transport when NAT or firewalls prevent a direct Shortpath route; it does not directly meet the requirement to prevent port exhaustion when thousands of simultaneous Multipath sessions use UDP and TCP paths.

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 prevent port exhaustion when thousands of simultaneous Multipath sessions use UDP and TCP paths.

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 prevent port exhaustion when thousands of simultaneous Multipath sessions use UDP and TCP paths.

That evidence concerns Geo-redundant profile storage design, used to avoid losing roaming profiles when the primary storage region becomes unavailable. It does not establish whether Multi-region user experience validation satisfies the current requirement to ensure remote desktop latency from key employee regions remains acceptable when workloads fail over to a distant location.

That evidence concerns Disaster recovery failback procedure, used to safely return staff to primary-region desktops after services recover without losing recent profile changes. It does not establish whether Multi-region user experience validation satisfies the current requirement to ensure remote desktop latency from key employee regions remains acceptable when workloads fail over to a distant location.

That evidence concerns Secondary-region AVD hostpool readiness, used to provide an alternative region with preprovisioned session capacity for a regional desktop outage. It does not establish whether Multi-region user experience validation satisfies the current requirement to ensure remote desktop latency from key employee regions remains acceptable when workloads fail over to a distant location.

ClearCacheOnLogoff controls host-local cache persistence. This is relevant when the task is to reduce stale cache accumulation after clean profile sessions without unnecessarily deleting remote profile storage; it does not directly meet the requirement to specify two named profile storage backends for Cloud Cache rather than a single fixed VHDLocations path.

Cloud Cache uses a host-local VHD cache to absorb remote outages. This is relevant when the task is to tolerate brief loss of the remote SMB profile provider while an active session keeps working; it does not directly meet the requirement to specify two named profile storage backends for Cloud Cache rather than a single fixed VHDLocations path.

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 specify two named profile storage backends for Cloud Cache rather than a single fixed VHDLocations path.

Workload profiling identifies distinct resource footprints. This is relevant when the task is to estimate whether a browser-heavy cohort can share hosts with CPU-heavy analytics users; it does not directly meet the requirement to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload.

Pooled session memory needs grow with active session processes. This is relevant when the task is to prevent a shared host from paging during simultaneous office application use; it does not directly meet the requirement to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload.

Geographic placement affects interactive desktop latency. This is relevant when the task is to lower network delay for a large remote workforce by hosting desktops closer to their expected access region; it does not directly meet the requirement to choose a host VM CPU class after measuring the processor demand of the real workload.

Personal desktop recovery needs persistent VM/disk restore. This is relevant when the task is to recover an assigned user's persistent VM after destructive disk corruption; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a failed pooled VM without attempting to salvage unsupported guest OS modifications.

DR application access must be preauthorized. This is relevant when the task is to ensure the disaster recovery desktop's app group is assigned to the intended users before an actual outage; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a failed pooled VM without attempting to salvage unsupported guest OS modifications.

Profile restoration returns persistent user state. This is relevant when the task is to recover the user's profile container after a confirmed accidental deletion rather than create an empty replacement profile; it does not directly meet the requirement to recover a failed pooled VM without attempting to salvage unsupported guest OS modifications.

Expired tokens cannot be used to enroll new hosts. This is relevant when the task is to restore failed fleet enrollment after a registration token expired during provisioning; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records.

Registration tokens authorize AVD agent association with a pool. This is relevant when the task is to register newly provisioned session hosts to the intended AVD host pool using a time-scoped registration token; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records.

AD DS join binds a Windows host to the directory domain. This is relevant when the task is to join a new Windows VM to an existing corporate AD domain for hybrid authenticated desktop access; it does not directly meet the requirement to avoid a failed AD DS join caused by using a DNS resolver that lacks corporate service records.