How to Configure a Conditional Access Policy for AVD

Enabling multi-factor authentication is one of the first steps any organization should take to secure the environment. But, not all applications are created equally. You may need to provide different requirements based on who logs in and to a given application. This video demonstrates how to configure a conditional access policy in Entra ID that applies to users logging into Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). This video shows how to use the what-if tool to determine how the policy is applied at a user’s login. After that, we look at report-only mode to determine when the policy is applied.
00:00 - Start
02:08 - Find the AVD App
04:42 - Configure the AVD policy for MFA
08:25 - Use What If
09:42 - Conditional Access Reporting
11:41 - Test the MFA Policy
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[@raymondcolijn8130]

Hi Travis, B4 you missed it. MS is changing the cloud apps inclusion/exclusion in Entra Conditional Access with AVD. You have to add Windows Cloud Login

[@MichaelToub]

Great Video!

[@thamingwenya6573]

when you search for app you get around 800 app i only get 330 i cant find either apps :( please help

[@Ciraltos]

Verify Microsoft.DesktopVirtualization is registered under Resource Providers in the subscription.

[@Andreas-zm4yy]

Hi Travis!
You also need to explain why we need to exclude FsLogix Storage Account from the CA policy!
Keep up the good work!

[@gwww1002]

I have the same problem, but I'm trying to log in to my laptop, I've searched through the applications, but I don't have the ones mentioned, I guess it's about something but I don't know what