To manage which users have access to certain applications in FSLogix, what configuration file should be created?

The FSLogix rule set file is specifically designed to manage which users have access to certain applications. This configuration file allows administrators to define rules that dictate the visibility and accessibility of applications based on user attributes, such as group membership. By leveraging this file, administrators can tailor application access efficiently, ensuring that only authorized users can launch specific applications within a virtual desktop environment.

The FSLogix rule set file can include various conditions, such as user groups or specific user attributes, making it a versatile tool for managing application access. This is crucial in environments like Azure Virtual Desktop, where application delivery needs to be secure and efficient.

Other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not serve the purpose of directly controlling user access to applications in the same way as the FSLogix rule set file. For example, group policy files are used more broadly for managing user and computer settings within a domain, and the session host configuration file pertains to the settings of the session host itself rather than user-specific application access. Similarly, a user access control file is not a standard term associated with FSLogix and does not indicate a specific mechanism for managing application access.