Windows 365: Week of July 29, 2024 (Service release 2407)

Device management

Uni-directional clipboard support is now generally available

Uni-directional clipboard support for Cloud PCs has moved out of preview and is now generally available. For more information, see Configure the clipboard transfer direction and types of data that can be copied in Azure Virtual Desktop.

Closing port 3389 by default for newly provisioned and reprovisioned Cloud PCs

To help secure your Windows 365 environment, the inbound port 3389 is now closed by default.

Windows 365 support for AVC mixed mode when MMR isn't enabled (preview)

Windows 365 now supports AVC mixed mode when MMR is not enabled.

Device security

Windows 365 Government now supports Customer Lockbox

Windows 365 Government now supports Microsoft Purview Customer Lockbox.

For more information, see Microsoft Purview Customer Lockbox.

Monitor and troubleshoot

New Intune report and device action for Windows enrollment attestation (public preview)

Use the new device attestation status report in Microsoft Intune to find out if a device has attested and enrolled securely while being hardware-backed. For more information, see Device attestation status report.

Partners

Support for Omnissa Horizon clients and the Blast protocol with Windows 365 Enterprise is now generally available

Support for Omnissa (previously VMware) Horizon clients and the Blast protocol with Windows 365 Enterprise Cloud PCs has moved out of preview and into general availability. For more information, see Set up Omnissa Horizon for Windows 365 Enterprise.

Provisioning

New GPU offerings for Cloud PCs are now generally available

New GPU offerings for Window 365 Enterprise Cloud PCs have moved out of preview and into general availability. For more information, see GPU Cloud PCs.

Windows 365 Frontline

The Windows 365 Frontline concurrency buffer is now generally available

The Windows 365 concurrency buffer has moved out of preview and into general availability.