A host already has 15 user sessions when an administrator lowers MaxSessionLimit to 10. The administrator expects five sessions to end immediately. What behavior should be expected?

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A.The host deallocates immediately because its session count exceeds the limit.
B.Five running sessions are migrated automatically to other hosts with their process memory.
C.Existing sessions remain; the lower limit affects new-session allocation rather than terminating five sessions.
D.The five newest sessions are logged off automatically when the property is saved.

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Existing sessions remain; the lower limit affects new-session allocation rather than terminating five sessions.

MaxSessionLimit controls allocation. Plan notifications and supported session operations separately if existing sessions must be reduced. Option explanations: A. The host deallocates immediately because its session count exceeds the limit.: A session-limit change does not perform VM power management. B. Five running sessions are migrated automatically to other hosts with their process memory.: Load balancing does not migrate established Windows sessions. C. Existing sessions remain; the lower limit affects new-session allocation rather than terminating five sessions.: Changing the allocation limit is not a sign-out operation. D. The five newest sessions are logged off automatically when the property is saved.: The setting does not select or terminate existing sessions. Sources: Host pool load balancing — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/configure-host-pool-load-balancing

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