A company has multiple subscriptions for different departments. They want to apply a company-wide policy that requires all Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts to have encryption at rest enabled. Where should you assign the policy?

At the management group that contains all subscriptions.

At each subscription individually.

At each resource group individually.

An organization wants to apply different Azure Policy assignments to development and production Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts. They plan to use separate resource groups for each environment. What is the primary benefit of this approach?

It guarantees that development session hosts will not incur any cost.

It ensures that session hosts in different environments cannot communicate with each other.

It automatically replicates session host configurations between environments.

It enables different policy assignments and role-based access control to be applied to each environment.

You are designing an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment for a company with 200 users. Users are split into two groups: 150 users run a standard Office workload that requires 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM per user. 50 users run a CAD application that requires 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM per user and is not multi-session compatible. You need to minimize cost while meeting all requirements. What should you do?

Create two host pools: one pooled host pool for Office users with D2s_v4 VMs (2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM) and one personal host pool for CAD users with D4s_v4 VMs (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM).

Create one pooled host pool for all users using D4s_v4 VMs (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM) and configure breadth-first load balancing.

Create one pooled host pool for all users using D4s_v4 VMs (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM) and configure depth-first load balancing.

Create one personal host pool for all users using D4s_v4 VMs (4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM), one per user.

A global company has separate Azure AD tenants for its US and EU subsidiaries. They plan to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop in both regions. They want to apply consistent compliance policies across all AVD resources. What should you do?

Use Azure Blueprints to apply policies across tenants.

Create a single management group that spans both tenants.

Apply policies at the subscription level in each tenant.

Create a management group in each tenant and apply the same Azure Policy initiative to both.

Microsoft Certified:Azure Virtual Desktop Specialty

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11application · medium
A company has multiple subscriptions for different departments. They want to apply a company-wide policy that requires all Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts to have encryption at rest enabled. Where should you assign the policy?
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12foundation · easy
An organization wants to apply different Azure Policy assignments to development and production Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts. They plan to use separate resource groups for each environment. What is the primary benefit of this approach?
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13expert · hard
You are designing an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment for a company with 200 users. Users are split into two groups: 150 users run a standard Office workload that requires 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM per user. 50 users run a CAD application that requires 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM per user and is not multi-session compatible. You need to minimize cost while meeting all requirements. What should you do?
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14foundation · easy
A company wants to provide a personalized desktop experience where each user has their own persistent virtual machine. They plan to use Azure Virtual Desktop. Which host pool type should they use?
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15application · medium
A global company has separate Azure AD tenants for its US and EU subsidiaries. They plan to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop in both regions. They want to apply consistent compliance policies across all AVD resources. What should you do?
Select an answer first

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A company has multiple subscriptions for different departments. They want to apply a company-wide policy that requires all Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts to have encryption at rest enabled. Where should you assign the policy?

An organization wants to apply different Azure Policy assignments to development and production Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts. They plan to use separate resource groups for each environment. What is the primary benefit of this approach?

A company wants to provide a personalized desktop experience where each user has their own persistent virtual machine. They plan to use Azure Virtual Desktop. Which host pool type should they use?

A global company has separate Azure AD tenants for its US and EU subsidiaries. They plan to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop in both regions. They want to apply consistent compliance policies across all AVD resources. What should you do?

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