A global company needs to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts in multiple regions. They have a custom image that must be available in all regions with low latency for deployment. They also need to manage multiple versions of the image and control which versions are used in each region. They want to minimize administrative overhead. What should they do?

Store the image as a managed image in a single region and copy it to other regions using Azure PowerShell.

Use Azure Blob Storage to store VHD files and create session hosts directly from the VHD URL.

Use Azure Container Registry to store the image and deploy session hosts from it.

Store the image in an Azure Compute Gallery and replicate it to all required regions, using separate image definitions for different versions.

You need to deploy a session host for Azure Virtual Desktop using a custom image that your organization has created. Where do you specify this custom image during the deployment?

In the Azure Virtual Desktop host pool settings, under 'Image'.

In the network security group rules for the session host.

In the virtual machine creation settings, under 'Image'.

In the Azure Active Directory settings for the session host.

You need to modify an existing session host image to include a new line-of-business application. What is the recommended approach?

Use Azure Image Builder to modify the image in place.

Create a new VM from the existing image, install the application, generalize, and capture a new image.

Directly edit the image file in Azure Storage.

Apply the application to all session hosts using Intune.

A small business wants to create a custom image for Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts. They have a single Windows 11 VM that they have customized with specific settings and applications. They want to use this VM to create an image that can be used to deploy multiple session hosts. What is the correct sequence of steps?

Capture the VM directly without running Sysprep, then use the captured image to deploy session hosts.

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate the VM and then capture the replicated VM as an image.

Create a snapshot of the VM's disk and use that snapshot directly as an image for session hosts.

Run Sysprep with generalize option, stop the VM, capture the image, and then create session hosts from the image.

An organization needs to store multiple versions of their Azure Virtual Desktop session host images and make them available to session hosts in different Azure regions. They also want to control which versions are available for deployment. What should they use?

A single managed image that is overwritten each time a new version is created.

Azure Container Registry to store VM images as containers.

Azure Blob Storage with VHD files and a custom deployment script.

Azure Compute Gallery with multiple image definitions and versions, replicated to the required regions.

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A global company needs to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts in multiple regions. They have a custom image that must be available in all regions with low latency for deployment. They also need to manage multiple versions of the image and control which versions are used in each region. They want to minimize administrative overhead. What should they do?
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You need to deploy a session host for Azure Virtual Desktop using a custom image that your organization has created. Where do you specify this custom image during the deployment?

You need to modify an existing session host image to include a new line-of-business application. What is the recommended approach?

An organization needs to store multiple versions of their Azure Virtual Desktop session host images and make them available to session hosts in different Azure regions. They also want to control which versions are available for deployment. What should they use?

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