AZ-140 · Question #32
You have a Azure Virtual Desktop host pool that contains 20 Windows 10 Enterprise multi- session hosts. Users connect to the Azure Virtual Desktop deployment from computers that run Windows 10. You…
The correct answer is C. C:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules on every session host. FSLogix Application Masking rule sets must be placed on the machines where the applications are installed and where sessions run - the session hosts. The correct path is C:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules on every session host. The FSLogix agent on each session host reads rule…
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You have a Azure Virtual Desktop host pool that contains 20 Windows 10 Enterprise multi- session hosts. Users connect to the Azure Virtual Desktop deployment from computers that run Windows 10. You plan to implement FSLogix Application Masking. You need to deploy Application Masking rule sets. The solution must minimize administrative effort. To where should you copy the rule sets?
Options
- Athe FSLogix profile container of each user
- BC:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules on every Windows 10 computer
- CC:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules on every session host
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(19 responses)- A5% (1)
- B5% (1)
- C89% (17)
Explanation
FSLogix Application Masking rule sets must be placed on the machines where the applications are installed and where sessions run - the session hosts. The correct path is C:\Program Files\FSLogix\Apps\Rules on every session host. The FSLogix agent on each session host reads rule sets from this local path at logon time to determine which applications to show or hide per user. Option A (user profile containers) is incorrect - rule sets are not stored in user profiles and would not be read from there. Option B targets the client computers (Windows 10 endpoints), but Application Masking applies to the session host environment, not the client. Placing rules on all 20 session hosts is the most efficient approach as it centralizes rule application at the resource layer.
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