Practice question 66 of 180 · medium
A software provider offers an AVD-hosted Windows client application to its external customers as a commercial service. It is evaluating qualifying AVD per-user access pricing. Which costs must remain in the design?
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- Azure compute, storage and other infrastructure consumed by the service.
- Any separately required application licensing.
External commercial access pricing is a licensing layer. Infrastructure and application rights still need separate budgeting and validation. Option explanations: A. Azure compute, storage and other infrastructure consumed by the service.: Per-user access pricing covers access rights, not the Azure resources. B. A requirement to reclassify all internal employees as external customers.: Internal and external licensing scenarios must reflect actual use. C. An assumption that the access charge includes all VM backup and log retention.: Those infrastructure services retain separate charges and configuration. D. Any separately required application licensing.: Access pricing does not grant every third-party or Microsoft application entitlement. Sources: Azure Virtual Desktop licensing — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/licensing
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