Practice question 143 of 180 · medium
A Direct personal host pool already has multiple-desktop assignment enabled, and one user is mapped to three hosts. After sessions and user data are handled, the administrator wants that user to retain only one VM while preserving Desktop application-group access. What should be done?
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- Unassign the two extra personal-host mappings and keep the intended mapping.
The multiple-desktop feature cannot be disabled after it is enabled, but individual Direct host mappings can be managed. Removing the extra mappings meets this user-specific requirement. Option explanations: A. Disable the pool’s multiple-desktop assignment flag after it has been enabled.: The enabled pool-level flag cannot be disabled; it is not the supported way to remove individual extra assignments. B. Remove the user’s Desktop application-group entitlement.: This removes resource entitlement and conflicts with the requirement to preserve access. C. Delete the workspace registration for the entire host pool.: Workspace removal affects resource publication and does not selectively preserve one personal-host mapping. D. Unassign the two extra personal-host mappings and keep the intended mapping.: This retains the selected VM and group entitlement while removing the user’s two unwanted VM mappings. Sources: Configure personal desktop assignment — https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-desktop/configure-host-pool-personal-desktop-assignment-type; Publish applications with RemoteApp — https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/virtual-desktop/publish-applications-stream-remoteapp
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