You have an Azure Virtual Desktop host pool in the East US region. You need to implement a disaster recovery solution that meets the following requirements: - If users cannot connect to the Azure…

Question

Options

• AConfigure a shared image gallery that has replicas in the East US and West US regions
• BCreate new session hosts in the West US region and add the session hosts to an existing host
• CCreate an additional host pool in the West US region
• DEnable Azure Site Recovery replication of the virtual machines to the West US region
• EEnable Azure Backup to a Recovery Services vault in the West US region

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  11% (3)
• C
  81% (22)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

Two actions are required. First (C), create a new host pool in West US - a separate host pool is required because AVD host pools are regional resources; session hosts in West US must belong to a West US host pool. By adding this new host pool's desktop/application group to the same workspace as the East US host pool, users will see both under a single icon in the Remote Desktop client and can connect to whichever is available. Second (D), enable Azure Site Recovery (ASR) replication of the VMs to West US - ASR keeps replicated, near-current copies of the session host VMs ready in West US, so when an administrator initiates a manual failover, the VMs start quickly, minimizing failover time. Option A (shared image gallery) only helps provision new VMs from an image but does not minimize failover time. Option B is incomplete as stated. Option E (Azure Backup) is designed for data protection and recovery, not fast VM failover.

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