Practice question 24 of 180 · hard
A network team is approving a 1-Gbps AVD branch design. It has checked average Mbps but has not tested peak demand or the firewall's connection capacity. Which two measurements directly close those gaps?
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- Measure representative traffic at peak concurrent session load
- Measure transport-path/NAT capacity with the supported Multipath workload
Approval needs both traffic demand and transport-resource evidence. Concurrent workload tests and firewall/NAT path measurements assess different constraints. Option explanations: A. Measure representative traffic at peak concurrent session load: Peak concurrent activity can exceed the average and reveals demand bursts. B. Measure transport-path/NAT capacity with the supported Multipath workload: Several paths per session can pressure connection/NAT resources even with spare Mbps. C. Record the maximum configured VHDX size as the only network-capacity metric: Container size is a storage-capacity setting, not a measurement of the branch transport. D. Use the total purchased license count as the sole performance measurement: Licenses do not measure concurrency, traffic or NAT behavior. Sources: Use RDP Multipath to improve connection reliability to Azure Virtual Desktop — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/rdp-multipath; Network guidelines — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/network-guidance
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