DRAG DROP (Drag and Drop is not supported)You have an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment that contains a host pool named Pool1.You have an MSI installer package named App1.You need to create an MSIX image of App1 and make the image available to Pool1 by using MSIX app attach.Which four actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.Select and Place:
Answer(s): A
1. Use the MSIX Packaging Tool to convert App1 into an MSIX package. This step converts the MSI installer package (App1) into an MSIX format.2. Use the Convert-vHD PowerShell cmdlet to convert App1 into a VHDX file. This step creates a VHDX container for the MSIX package, required for MSIX app attach.3. Store the VHDX file in Azure Files.The VHDX file needs to be accessible to the host pool, so it is stored in Azure Files or any other file share that the Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts can access.4. Add the MSIX package to a host pool.Assign the MSIX package to Pool1 so that it can be attached to virtual machines for end users.
You have an Azure subscription that contains an Azure Virtual Desktop host pool. The host pool uses FSLogix profile containers.You need to create a configuration file to prevent specific folders from syncing to the FSLogix profile containers when a user signs out.How should you name the file?
Answer(s): B
To prevent specific folders from syncing to FSLogix profile containers, you need to create a configuration file named redirections.xml. This file specifies which folders should be redirected (excluded from the FSLogix profile container) and not synced.Location of redirections.xml:This file is typically placed in a central file share or on the local machine in the FSLogix directory so it can be applied to user profiles.How redirections.xml Works:It allows administrators to exclude certain folders (like temp files or cache directories) from being saved to the profile container, reducing storage usage and login/logout times.
Your network contains an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain named corp.contoso.com.You have a Microsoft Entra tenant that syncs with corp.contoso.com.You plan to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop.You need to recommend a user profile management solution. The solution must meet the following requirements:Support server operating system SKUs.Enable the roaming of user settings and data.Support cloud-based storage for user profiles.Support Microsoft OneDrive for Business in pooled host pools.What should you include in the recommendation?
Answer(s): C
User profile management for Azure Virtual Desktop with FSLogix profile containers We recommend using FSLogix profile containers with Azure Virtual Desktop to manage and roam user profiles and personalization. FSLogix profile containers store a complete user profile in a single container. At sign in, this container is dynamically attached to the remote session as a natively supported Virtual Hard Disk (VHDX or VHD) file. The user profile is immediately available and appears in the system exactly like a native user profile.FSLogix profile containers address many user profile challenges. Key among them are:Performance: FSLogix profile containers are high performance and can resolve performance issues that historically blocked cached Exchange mode in Microsoft Outlook.*-> OneDrive: Without FSLogix profile containers, OneDrive isn't supported in non-persistent VDI environments.Additional folders: you can extend user profiles to include other folders.--You can set up a FSLogix profile container with Azure Files when your session host virtual machines (VMs) are joined to an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain or Microsoft Entra Domain Services managed domain.Incorrect:Not B: Enterprise State Roaming is supported on Windows 10 or newer client SKUs, but not on server SKUs Not D: User Profile Disks (UPDs) allow user data, customizations, and application settings to follow a user within a single collection. A UPD is a per-user, per-collection VHD file saved in a central share that is mounted to a user's session when they sign in - the UPD is treated as a local drive for the duration of that session.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/fslogix-profile-containers https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/how-to-configure-profile-container-azure-files-active-directory
You have an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment.You need to implement FSLogix to host user profiles in an Azure Storage account by using Azure file shares.The solution must meet the following requirements:Access to a session host must be allowed only if the user profile is available from the storage account.Local profiles must NOT be created on the session hosts.Which FSLogix registry setting should you use?
Answer(s): D
DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApplyData values and use:0: No action.1: Deletes local profile if exists and matches the profile container.ImportantWhen FSLogix determines a user should have a FSLogix profile container, and a local profile exists, FSLogix will permanently delete the local profile.Incoorect:E. NoProfileContainingFolderData values and use:0: Disabled.1: Profile container doesn't use or create a SID containing folder for the VHD(x) file.F. PreventLoginWithFailureData values and use:When enabled (1) FSLogix loads the FRXShell if there's a failure attaching to, or using an existing profile VHD (x). The user receives the default prompt to call support, and the users only option is to sign out.Not C. ProfileTypeData values and use:0: Normal profile behavior.1: Machine should only be the RW profile instance.2: Machine should only be the RO profile instance.3: Machine should try to take the RW role and if it can't, it should fall back to a RO role.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/reference-configuration-settings
You have an Azure subscription and an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment. The subscription contains the storage locations shown in the following table.You plan to use app attach to deploy an image named App1.vhdx.You need to copy App1.vhdx to a storage location.To which locations can you copy App1.vhdx?
App attach requires that your application images are stored on an SMB file share [not cont1, not cont2], which is then mounted on each session host during sign-in.App attach doesn't have dependencies on the type of storage fabric the file share uses. We recommend using Azure Files as it's compatible with Microsoft Entra ID or Active Directory Domain Services, and offers great value between cost and management overhead.You can also use Azure NetApp Files, but that requires your session hosts to be joined to Active Directory Domain Services.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/app-attach-overview
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