Install and Configure Apps on a Session Host AZ-140 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of publishing an application as a RemoteApp in Azure Virtual Desktop?

   • ATo automatically update the application on the session host
   • BTo provide a full desktop experience to the user
   • CTo install the application on the user's local device
   • DTo allow users to access a specific application without needing to see the full desktop
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2. 17expert · hard · select all that apply

   A company is planning to deploy applications to Azure Virtual Desktop. They have a mix of applications: some are line-of-business apps that require installation on session hosts, some are modern apps that can be delivered dynamically, and some are legacy apps that are not compatible with MSIX. They want to minimize management overhead and ensure that users have access to the apps they need. Which of the following approaches should they consider? (Select all that apply.)

   • AUse RemoteApp publishing for legacy apps that are not compatible with MSIX.
   • BUse a single custom image with all applications installed.
   • CUse FSLogix app masking to hide apps from users who should not see them.
   • DUse MSIX app attach for modern apps that can be delivered dynamically.
   • EUse Intune to deploy line-of-business apps that require installation.
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4. 18application · medium

   A company uses Azure Virtual Desktop with a single host pool. The sales team needs access to a CRM application as a RemoteApp, while the support team should only see a full desktop. Both teams are in the same Azure AD tenant. You need to configure access so each team sees only their assigned resources. What should you do?

   • APublish the CRM as a RemoteApp and the desktop in the same application group, then use conditional access policies to hide the desktop from the sales team.
   • BCreate a single application group containing both the CRM RemoteApp and the desktop, and assign both teams to it.
   • CCreate a separate host pool for the sales team and publish the CRM as a RemoteApp from that host pool.
   • DCreate two application groups: one with the CRM RemoteApp and one with the desktop. Assign the sales team to the RemoteApp group and the support team to the desktop group.
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which Azure AD object can you assign to an application group to grant users access to the published applications?

   • AManaged identities
   • BService principals
   • CDevice objects
   • DAzure AD user accounts or groups
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6. 20expert · hard

   A company has an Azure Virtual Desktop host pool with a desktop application group and a RemoteApp application group. The RemoteApp group publishes a legacy application that requires a specific configuration file that is stored in the user's profile. The company uses FSLogix profile containers. Users report that the application works when they access the full desktop, but fails when they launch it as a RemoteApp. What is the most likely cause?

   • AThe application's configuration file is not being loaded because the RemoteApp session does not have access to the FSLogix profile container.
   • BThe RemoteApp application group is not assigned to the users.
   • CThe RemoteApp is published with the wrong command line arguments.
   • DThe application requires the full desktop environment to run correctly, such as shell components or registry keys that are not initialized in a RemoteApp session.
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