You are setting up a storage account for FSLogix profile containers. The environment uses Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for identity. You need to enable users to authenticate to the file share using their Azure AD credentials. Which configuration should you enable?

Enable the storage account's hierarchical namespace

Assign the 'Storage File Data SMB Share Reader' role to users

Enable identity-based authentication for the file share

Set the file share's quota to a high value

A company is deploying FSLogix for a remote workforce. Users will connect from various locations. The storage team wants to ensure that profiles are available even if the primary Azure region fails. They also want to minimize cost. Which approach should you recommend?

Use Azure NetApp Files with cross-region replication

Use two separate Azure Files accounts in different regions and manually copy profiles

Use a single Azure Files account with locally redundant storage (LRS)

Use Azure Files with geo-redundant storage (GRS) and rely on the storage account failover

You are configuring an Azure file share for FSLogix profiles. The session hosts are Azure AD-joined. You need to enable identity-based authentication. What should you do?

Enable Azure AD Kerberos authentication for the storage account

Join the storage account to an on-premises AD domain

Create a SAS token for each user

Use a storage account key and embed it in the FSLogix configuration

You are configuring an Azure file share for FSLogix profiles. The share will be accessed by session hosts in a hub virtual network. You need to ensure that the file share is only accessible from that virtual network and not from the public internet. Which configuration should you use?

Use a shared access signature (SAS) with a long expiry

Disable the storage account key access

Enable the storage account firewall and add the hub virtual network as an allowed network

Set the storage account to 'Enabled from selected virtual networks and IP addresses' and add the session host public IPs

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16application · medium
You are setting up a storage account for FSLogix profile containers. The environment uses Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for identity. You need to enable users to authenticate to the file share using their Azure AD credentials. Which configuration should you enable?
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17expert · hard
A company is deploying FSLogix for a remote workforce. Users will connect from various locations. The storage team wants to ensure that profiles are available even if the primary Azure region fails. They also want to minimize cost. Which approach should you recommend?
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18foundation · easy
Before deploying Azure NetApp Files for Azure Virtual Desktop, which Azure resource must be created first?
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19expert · hard
You are configuring an Azure file share for FSLogix profiles. The session hosts are Azure AD-joined. You need to enable identity-based authentication. What should you do?
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20application · medium
You are configuring an Azure file share for FSLogix profiles. The share will be accessed by session hosts in a hub virtual network. You need to ensure that the file share is only accessible from that virtual network and not from the public internet. Which configuration should you use?
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