When deploying FSLogix Profile Containers, where should the VHDX files be stored to ensure that user profiles are available regardless of which session host the user signs in to?

In an Azure Storage account using Blob storage

On a USB drive attached to the session host

In a central SMB share accessible by all session hosts

On the local disk of each session host

A company is planning to use FSLogix profile containers for Azure Virtual Desktop. They have a mixed environment with some users on Windows 10 and some on Windows 11. They want to ensure that profiles are compatible and that sign-in performance is optimized. What should you do?

Disable FSLogix for Windows 11 users.

Use different profile container formats for Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Store profiles on a local disk on each session host.

Use the same profile container format (VHDX) for all users and enable the 'DeleteLocalProfileWhenVHDShouldApply' setting.

An organization is deploying FSLogix profile containers for Azure Virtual Desktop. They need to ensure that if one storage location becomes unavailable, users can still sign in and access their profiles. They also want to avoid a single point of failure. What should you configure?

Set up FSLogix Cloud Cache with two Azure Files shares in different regions.

Configure Azure Site Recovery for the session hosts.

Use FSLogix Profile Containers with a local SSD on each session host.

Store profile containers on a single Azure Files share and enable soft delete.

A company is migrating to Azure Virtual Desktop and wants to use FSLogix profile containers. They have a mix of Windows 10 and Windows 11 session hosts. They want to ensure that users get a consistent experience regardless of which host they sign in to. What should you configure?

Set the FSLogix profile container to use a VHDX file stored on a central SMB share.

Use a different profile container for each OS version.

Use FSLogix Cloud Cache with a single Azure Files share.

Store profiles on the local disk of each session host and use roaming profiles.

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Plan and Implement FSLogix AZ-140 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1foundation · easy
You are setting up FSLogix Profile Containers for a new Azure Virtual Desktop deployment. Which file extension is used for the profile container VHD/VHDX file?
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2foundation · easy
When deploying FSLogix Profile Containers, where should the VHDX files be stored to ensure that user profiles are available regardless of which session host the user signs in to?
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3application · medium
A company is planning to use FSLogix profile containers for Azure Virtual Desktop. They have a mixed environment with some users on Windows 10 and some on Windows 11. They want to ensure that profiles are compatible and that sign-in performance is optimized. What should you do?
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4application · medium
An organization is deploying FSLogix profile containers for Azure Virtual Desktop. They need to ensure that if one storage location becomes unavailable, users can still sign in and access their profiles. They also want to avoid a single point of failure. What should you configure?
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5application · medium
A company is migrating to Azure Virtual Desktop and wants to use FSLogix profile containers. They have a mix of Windows 10 and Windows 11 session hosts. They want to ensure that users get a consistent experience regardless of which host they sign in to. What should you configure?
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