To use MSIX app attach with Azure Files, what permissions need to be configured on the Azure Files share?

To effectively utilize MSIX app attach with Azure Files, it's crucial to set the right permissions on the Azure Files share to ensure that the virtual machines (VMs) can access the applications packaged in MSIX format. Setting up NTFS on the Azure Files share is essential for managing access permissions on a more granular level.

When NTFS permissions are configured correctly, they allow for specific user or group access to files and directories, offering control over who can read, write, or execute the applications. This is particularly important in Azure Virtual Desktop scenarios, where multiple users may need simultaneous access to shared applications while maintaining security and compliance.

Moreover, Azure Files supports the SMB protocol, which requires NTFS permissions to be set for users to interact with shares on the Azure Files. Thus, having the appropriate NTFS permissions ensures that users who attempt to access the MSIX applications can do so securely and efektively, adhering to the required security policies.

The other options relate to different types of access management or sharing methodologies. A Shared Access Signature (SAS) is primarily used for enabling limited access to resources without needing to share the account key, and while it can facilitate access to Azure Storage resources, it is not the primary method for permission management required for MS