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Practice question 473 of 506 · hard

An Arc-enabled Windows server shows Connected in Azure. A policy initiative must inspect an in-guest security setting and report compliance. A separate team wants performance counters in Azure Monitor. Which statement correctly separates the two collection mechanisms?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Installing the Machine Configuration capability automatically sends all Windows performance counters to every Log Analytics workspace
  2. B.Machine Configuration handles supported guest configuration assessment; Azure Monitor Agent and an associated DCR handle the chosen telemetry collection
  3. C.The Connected status proves that every guest security setting and performance counter is already being collected
  4. D.A DCR automatically repairs all guest security configuration without a Machine Configuration assignment
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✓ Correct answer

  • Machine Configuration handles supported guest configuration assessment; Azure Monitor Agent and an associated DCR handle the chosen telemetry collection

Guest configuration assessment and telemetry collection have separate assignments and destinations. Arc connection alone is not evidence that either workload has been configured. A telemetry DCR does not by itself apply arbitrary configuration, and Machine Configuration does not replace AMA performance collection.

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