QuestionQ52

Plan and implement user environments and apps

You have an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment with a host pool named Pool1. Pool1 includes session hosts deployed in a resource group named RG1 and connected to a virtual network subnet named Subnet1.

You create a virtual machine named VM1 with the following configuration:

  • It is connected to a subnet named Subnet2.
  • It is deployed to a resource group named RG2.
  • It has the FSLogix agent installed and FSLogix registry keys configured.

You plan to use VM1 to create an image for deploying new session hosts.

You need to ensure that multiple session hosts can be deployed by using the gold image.

What should you do before capturing the image?

  • A Delete the FSLogix registry keys from VM1.
  • B Generalize VM1.
  • C Connect VM1 to Subnet.
  • D Uninstall the FSLogix agent from VM1.
  • E Move VM1 to RG1.
Explanation

Generalizing a Windows VM with Sysprep removes machine-specific information and prepares the operating system image to create multiple distinct virtual machines. This is the required preparation for a reusable Azure Virtual Desktop golden image; the source VM's resource group and subnet do not need to match the target session hosts, and FSLogix can be included in the image.

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