You have an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment that contains the host pools shown in the following table. You need to create a disaster recovery environment in the West US region. The solution must mini

Regenerating tokens and reregistering VMs is a management task, not a disaster recovery solution, and would imply re-deploying or extensively reconfiguring VMs, which is inefficient for DR.

Creating two new host pools manually in the West US region would be administratively intensive, require separate ongoing management, and potentially incur higher continuous costs, failing to minimize effort or cost.

The `Invoke-RdsUserSessionLogoff` cmdlet is used to log off user sessions from AVD session hosts and is entirely unrelated to establishing a disaster recovery environment.

Creating an Azure Site Recovery plan enables automated replication of the session host virtual machines to the West US region, significantly minimizing administrative effort for both initial setup and ongoing management. This solution is also cost-effective as you primarily pay for storage, with compute costs incurred only during a disaster failover, fulfilling the requirements for a robust yet efficient DR environment.