Saturday, 21 February 2026

Documentation-only day: Global Secure Access compatibility and Kerberos guidance sharpened

All four recorded changes are Microsoft Learn documentation updates. The most deployment-relevant update states that Azure Virtual Desktop single-session is supported by the Global Secure Access Windows Client. A separate Global Secure Access update adds an explicit Kerberos SSO command. Entra ID updates cover an MFA-for-all-users section and a service-limits table. The evidence contains no message-center announcements or explicit new feature, preview, GA, retirement, or behavior-change notice.

• Global Secure Access · General

  Global Secure Access documentation lists Azure Virtual Desktop single-session support

  The Install Windows Client page now states that Azure Virtual Desktop single-session is supported. This is the clearest deployment-relevant change in the record; no client version, prerequisite, or indication that support was newly introduced is provided.

• Global Secure Access · General

  Global Secure Access Kerberos SSO guidance includes an nltest command

  The Configure Kerberos SSO update includes `nltest /dsgetdc:contoso /keylist /kdc`. This gives administrators a documented command in the Kerberos SSO workflow, but the evidence does not indicate a changed Kerberos requirement or protocol behavior.

• Entra ID · Authentication

  Entra ID Managed Policies documentation surfaces MFA-for-all-users content

  The Managed Policies update includes a “Multifactor authentication for all users” section or link. This is documentation coverage for an authentication policy topic, not evidence that MFA was enabled or enforced in tenants; administrators should consult the full page before changing policy.

• Entra ID · General

  Entra ID service-limits documentation shows a Category/Limit table

  The Entra Service Limits Include update shows a `Category | Limit` table, but no category or numeric limit is supplied in the change record. Treat this as ordinary documentation maintenance; there is no evidence here that quotas or deployment assumptions changed.

This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.