To ensure that Azure Virtual Desktop users are signed out automatically after 60 minutes when disconnected, what should you configure?

To ensure that Azure Virtual Desktop users are signed out automatically after 60 minutes when disconnected, configuring Group Policy settings on each session host is the appropriate choice.

Group Policy settings allow administrators to manage user behavior and session management across the environment. Specifically, Microsoft offers Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for session time limits, which can be set to log off users after a specified duration of disconnection. In this scenario, setting the disconnection time limit to 60 minutes means that if a user is disconnected for that duration, their session will end automatically.

This approach is beneficial as it helps to manage resources better by freeing up sessions that are not actively in use, thus allowing for more efficient utilization of the infrastructure. Additionally, this policy can be applied across multiple session hosts, ensuring consistent behavior within the Azure Virtual Desktop environment.

In contrast, other options may come into play during the overall management of Azure Virtual Desktop, but they do not directly address the specific requirement of automatically signing users out after a specified period of disconnection. For instance, while scaling plans can help manage resource allocation based on user demand, they do not control session time limits. Similarly, diagnostic settings are primarily used for performance monitoring and troubleshooting rather than session management. R