The business permits at most 20 minutes of data loss. A recovery drill restores a usable desktop quickly, but the newest recoverable profile state is 45 minutes old. Which requirement is clearly missed?

Choose the single best answer.

A.The host-pool registration-token lifetime.
B.The recovery time objective solely because the data is 45 minutes old.
C.The recovery point objective.
D.The maximum session limit.

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The recovery point objective.

RPO concerns recoverable data age. A fast restore cannot compensate for data loss exceeding the RPO. Option explanations: A. The host-pool registration-token lifetime.: Token lifetime is not the business data-loss requirement. B. The recovery time objective solely because the data is 45 minutes old.: RTO measures time to restore service, not the age of recovered data. C. The recovery point objective.: The recoverable state is older than the permitted data-loss window. D. The maximum session limit.: The scenario gives no capacity-allocation failure. Sources: Disaster recovery concepts — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/disaster-recovery-concepts

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