You have an Azure subscription that contains the resources shown in the following table. Which resources can you back up by using Azure Backup?

The correct answer is A. WVDVM-0 and share1 only. Azure Backup natively supports Azure Virtual Machines (like WVDVM-0) and Azure Files shares (like share1). Azure VM Images (Image1, Image2) are pre-built image snapshots used to deploy new VMs - they are not live resources that require backup via Azure Backup. Images are…

Submitted by noor.lb· Apr 18, 2026Monitor and maintain an Azure Virtual Desktop infrastructure

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AWVDVM-0 and share1 only
BWVDVM-0 only
CWVDVM-0, Image1, and Image2 only
DWVDVM-0, share1, and Image1 only
EWVDVM-0, share1, Image1, and Image2

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Azure Backup natively supports Azure Virtual Machines (like WVDVM-0) and Azure Files shares (like share1). Azure VM Images (Image1, Image2) are pre-built image snapshots used to deploy new VMs - they are not live resources that require backup via Azure Backup. Images are already static, read-only artifacts stored in Azure Compute Gallery or as Managed Images, and are not a supported backup target for Azure Backup. Therefore, only WVDVM-0 (VM) and share1 (Azure Files share) are valid Azure Backup targets.

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#Azure Backup#Azure Virtual Machines#Azure File Shares#Resource Backup Capabilities

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