Practice question 60 of 180 · hard
A conventional AD-backed ANF FSLogix design expects 4,800 concurrently active profiles and should tolerate supported SMB service interruptions. Which two design actions align with Microsoft's FSLogix volume guidance?
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- Enable SMB Continuous Availability on the FSLogix volumes
- Distribute active profiles across regular volumes rather than putting all 4,800 on one
Spread the active workload according to the regular-volume guidance and enable recommended SMB interruption tolerance. These do not replace ACLs, directory reachability or recovery testing. Option explanations: A. Enable SMB Continuous Availability on the FSLogix volumes: This is recommended to improve tolerance of supported service interruptions. B. Replace SMB containers with NFS paths without another profile solution: Ordinary FSLogix VHDLocations requires supported SMB storage. C. Distribute active profiles across regular volumes rather than putting all 4,800 on one: Microsoft recommends limiting active concurrent FSLogix profiles to 3,000 per regular volume for predictable performance. D. Assign Azure Files SMB Share Contributor to ANF as its data-access gate: Conventional ANF SMB uses directory authentication and Windows ACLs rather than the Azure Files share RBAC gate. Sources: Store FSLogix profile containers on Azure NetApp Files — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/how-to-configure-profile-container-netapp; Configure SMB Storage Permissions — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fslogix/how-to-configure-storage-permissions
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