An organization needs to ensure that Azure Virtual Desktop can accommodate a maximum of 500 concurrent users. They plan to size the session hosts accordingly. What is the primary factor they should consider when determining the number of session hosts?

The maximum number of sessions supported per session host

The number of host pools in the deployment

The Azure region where the host pool is deployed

The type of remote desktop client used by users

A company is deploying Azure Virtual Desktop for a group of users who need access to both a full desktop and individual RemoteApp applications. The users have different performance requirements: some need high CPU, others need high memory. The company wants to minimize the number of host pools while meeting performance needs. What should you do?

Create a separate host pool for each RemoteApp and desktop combination, resulting in four host pools.

Create two host pools: one for high-CPU users and one for high-memory users, and publish both desktops and RemoteApps from each.

Create a single host pool with mixed VM sizes and use load balancing to route users to the appropriate VM.

Create one host pool with a single VM size that meets the highest performance requirement for all users.

A company plans to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts for users who need the latest Windows features and a modern user interface. They do not have any legacy application compatibility requirements. Which operating system should they select for the session hosts?

Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session

A company is planning to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop for external contractors who are not employees. The contractors do not have Microsoft 365 or Windows licenses. The company wants to provide them with access to a Windows 10 Enterprise multi-session desktop. What licensing model should you use?

Use Azure AD joined session hosts and allow contractors to use their personal Microsoft accounts.

Purchase Windows Enterprise E3 or E5 licenses for each contractor and assign them to the contractor user accounts.

Use Windows Server 2022 as the session host OS and rely on the company's existing RDS CALs.

Use the company's existing Microsoft 365 E3 licenses for the contractors.

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A company is deploying Azure Virtual Desktop for a group of users who need access to both a full desktop and individual RemoteApp applications. The users have different performance requirements: some need high CPU, others need high memory. The company wants to minimize the number of host pools while meeting performance needs. What should you do?
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An organization needs to ensure that Azure Virtual Desktop can accommodate a maximum of 500 concurrent users. They plan to size the session hosts accordingly. What is the primary factor they should consider when determining the number of session hosts?

A company plans to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts for users who need the latest Windows features and a modern user interface. They do not have any legacy application compatibility requirements. Which operating system should they select for the session hosts?

A company is planning to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop for external contractors who are not employees. The contractors do not have Microsoft 365 or Windows licenses. The company wants to provide them with access to a Windows 10 Enterprise multi-session desktop. What licensing model should you use?

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