Your company has an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment in the East US region with 200 session hosts in a pooled host pool. You need to apply monthly Windows quality updates with minimal user disruption. Users work during business hours only. What should you do?

Deploy a new image to the host pool and replace all session hosts at once without draining sessions.

Use Azure Automation Update Management to update all session hosts simultaneously during business hours to ensure consistency.

Schedule updates for 2 AM on the first Sunday of each month using Azure Update Manager, and configure maintenance windows for the session hosts.

Manually update each session host by RDP during off-hours, rebooting immediately after installation.

What is the recommended approach to back up a personal desktop (persistent) session host in Azure Virtual Desktop?

Use Azure Snapshot to create a snapshot of the VM's managed disk.

Use Azure Backup to back up the session host virtual machine.

Use Azure File Sync to sync the VM's local disk to another location.

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate the VM to another region.

Your company runs Azure Virtual Desktop with FSLogix profile containers stored on Azure Files in the primary region. You need a disaster recovery plan that ensures business continuity with a recovery time objective (RTO) of 4 hours and a recovery point objective (RPO) of 15 minutes. You have a secondary Azure region available. What should you include in the plan?

Azure Backup for session hosts and storage account read-access geo-redundant storage (RA-GRS) for profiles

Manual copy of FSLogix profiles to the secondary region every night and redeploy session hosts from a custom image

Azure Site Recovery for session hosts and Azure File Sync with a sync group to the secondary region

Use Azure Site Recovery for session hosts and rely on Azure Files geo-redundant storage (GRS) for profiles

Your company has an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment in a single Azure region. You need to apply monthly Windows quality updates to session hosts with minimal user disruption. The session hosts are in a host pool with a breadth-first load-balancing algorithm, and users have persistent virtual desktops. You plan to use Azure Update Manager for patching. What should you implement?

Reimage session hosts from a golden image every month instead of applying updates

Schedule updates during off-peak hours and configure maintenance windows for the session hosts

Drain the host pool and update all session hosts simultaneously during business hours

Use Azure Automation Update Management and reboot all hosts immediately after patching

Microsoft Certified:Azure Virtual Desktop Specialty

Domain 4Objective 2

Plan and Implement Updates, Backups, and Disaster Recovery AZ-140 Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Questions 21–25

21foundation · easy
Which Azure service is commonly used to back up Azure Virtual Desktop session host virtual machines?
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22application · medium
Your company has an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment in the East US region with 200 session hosts in a pooled host pool. You need to apply monthly Windows quality updates with minimal user disruption. Users work during business hours only. What should you do?
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23foundation · easy
What is the recommended approach to back up a personal desktop (persistent) session host in Azure Virtual Desktop?
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24expert · hard
Your company runs Azure Virtual Desktop with FSLogix profile containers stored on Azure Files in the primary region. You need a disaster recovery plan that ensures business continuity with a recovery time objective (RTO) of 4 hours and a recovery point objective (RPO) of 15 minutes. You have a secondary Azure region available. What should you include in the plan?
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25application · medium
Your company has an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment in a single Azure region. You need to apply monthly Windows quality updates to session hosts with minimal user disruption. The session hosts are in a host pool with a breadth-first load-balancing algorithm, and users have persistent virtual desktops. You plan to use Azure Update Manager for patching. What should you implement?
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Which Azure service is commonly used to back up Azure Virtual Desktop session host virtual machines?

Your company has an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment in the East US region with 200 session hosts in a pooled host pool. You need to apply monthly Windows quality updates with minimal user disruption. Users work during business hours only. What should you do?

What is the recommended approach to back up a personal desktop (persistent) session host in Azure Virtual Desktop?

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