You need profile resiliency across two Azure regions for Azure Virtual Desktop. FSLogix must write to Azure Files Premium shares in both East US and West US and use a fast local cache on each session host. Which two actions should you take? (Choose two)

To achieve profile resiliency across two Azure regions with fast local caching, you must enable FSLogix Cloud Cache. Cloud Cache is designed for multi-region profile redundancy, allowing FSLogix to write to multiple profile locations simultaneously. The CCDLocations setting is used to specify these multiple UNC paths to your Azure Files Premium shares in both East US and West US. For optimal performance, the LocalCachePath setting should be configured to use a fast local disk, such as the VM's temporary SSD, for Cloud Cache's local cache. DFS Namespaces are not suitable for active/active writes for FSLogix profiles across regions, and disabling Cloud Cache would remove the desired multi-region write capability. Azure Files GRS (Geo-redundant storage) provides replication but does not support active/active writes from FSLogix across regions; it's a disaster recovery solution, not a multi-write solution. The VHDLocations setting is for specifying multiple profile locations without Cloud Cache, but it does not provide simultaneous writes to multiple locations for resiliency; instead, it's used for failover scenarios where only one location is active at a time.