Users report that Microsoft Teams calls from Azure Virtual Desktop sessions consume high CPU on the session hosts and show no "AVD optimized" indicator. You must enable Teams media optimization. Which two actions should you take? Choose two answers.

To enable Microsoft Teams media optimization in Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), two key components are required. First, the Teams desktop client must be installed per-machine (all users) on the session hosts. This ensures the client is available and configured correctly for the AVD environment, allowing the AVD media optimization service to interact with it. Second, users must connect using a supported Remote Desktop client for Windows or macOS that has Teams optimization capabilities. This client acts as a local endpoint to offload audio and video processing, reducing CPU usage on the session host. The web client does not support media optimization. User-level auto-start doesn't enable optimization itself. Camera redirection is supported with optimization.