AZ-140 · Question #106
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The correct answer is B. No. The proposed solution - configuring RDP Properties of the host pool - is incorrect for this requirement. RDP Properties control session behavior such as device redirection, audio, display resolution, and clipboard settings. They have no ability to block or permit internet traffic
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- AYes
- BNo
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(55 responses)- A22% (12)
- B78% (43)
Explanation
The proposed solution - configuring RDP Properties of the host pool - is incorrect for this requirement. RDP Properties control session behavior such as device redirection, audio, display resolution, and clipboard settings. They have no ability to block or permit internet traffic at the network level. To prevent internet access while still allowing session hosts to reach required Microsoft service endpoints (e.g., Azure, Windows Update, Microsoft 365), you must use a network-level control such as Azure Firewall with FQDN-based application rules, a Network Security Group (NSG) with outbound rules, or a combination of both. RDP Properties simply cannot enforce routing or firewall policy, so the solution does not meet the stated goals.
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