You are migrating an on-premises Remote Desktop Services deployment that uses User Profile Disks (UPD) and RemoteApps published through RD Gateway. You will publish the same apps through Azure Virtual Desktop RemoteApp. You must preserve users’ settings and provide secure external access with minimal new infrastructure. Which two actions should you take? (Select two answers.)

To preserve user settings and provide secure external access with minimal new infrastructure, migrating user state from UPD to FSLogix profile containers stored on Azure Files or Azure NetApp Files is essential. FSLogix is the recommended profile solution for Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), providing a seamless user experience and addressing the limitations of UPD in a cloud environment. Publishing applications in AVD RemoteApp application groups and assigning users ensures that the same applications are available through AVD, replacing the on-premises RD Gateway and RemoteApps. Deploying RD Connection Broker and RD Gateway in Azure is unnecessary as AVD provides its own control plane for connection brokering and secure external access. Keeping UPD and mounting VHDX files directly on AVD session hosts is not supported or recommended for AVD. Assigning Remote Desktop Services CALs is not required for AVD access; AVD licensing is based on eligible Windows licenses or Microsoft 365 subscriptions.