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Author: sipastak

articles/virtual-desktop/configure-host-pool-personal-desktop-assignment-type.md

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-## Assign a multiple desktops to a single user (preview)
+## Assign multiple desktops to a single user (preview)
 
 Multi-personal desktop assignment is a feature that allows you to assign more than one personal desktop to a single user in a single host pool. This feature is particularly useful for users juggling diverse business roles, such as backend and frontend development or transitioning between testing and production environments. Previously, users were restricted to one personal desktop per host pool, necessitating the creation of multiple host pools for additional desktops. This feature streamlines the process, eliminating the need for numerous host pools and simplifying user assignment management.  
 

articles/virtual-desktop/deploy-azure-virtual-desktop.md

@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ Here's how to create a host pool using the Azure portal.
    | Location | Select the Azure region where you want to create your host pool. |
    | Validation environment | Select **Yes** to create a host pool that is used as a [validation environment](create-validation-host-pool.md).<br /><br />Select **No** (*default*) to create a host pool that isn't used as a validation environment. |
    | Preferred app group type | Select the [preferred application group type](preferred-application-group-type.md) for this host pool from *Desktop* or *RemoteApp*. A Desktop application group is created automatically when using the Azure portal. |
-   | Host pool type | Select whether you want your host pool to be Personal or Pooled.<br /><br />If you select **Personal**, a check box option appears for **Assign multiple desktops to a single user**. Check this box if you would like to enable the [multi-personal desktop assignment](configure-host-pool-personal-desktop-assignment-type.md#multi-personal-desktop-assignment) feature.<br /><br />Another option that appears if you select **Personal** is **Assignment type**. Select either **Automatic** or **Direct**. If you enabled multi-personal desktop assignment, then the **Direct** assignment type will automatically be selected.<br /><br />If you select **Pooled**, two new options appear for **Load balancing algorithm** and **Max session limit**.<br /><br />- For **Load balancing algorithm**, choose either **breadth-first** or **depth-first**, based on your usage pattern.<br /><br />- For **Max session limit**, enter the maximum number of users you want load-balanced to a single session host. For more information, see [Host pool load balancing algorithms](host-pool-load-balancing.md) |
+   | Host pool type | Select whether you want your host pool to be Personal or Pooled.<br /><br />If you select **Personal**, a check box option appears for **Assign multiple desktops to a single user**. Check this box if you would like to enable the [multi-personal desktop assignment](configure-host-pool-personal-desktop-assignment-type.md#assign-multiple-desktops-to-a-single-user-preview) feature.<br /><br />Another option that appears if you select **Personal** is **Assignment type**. Select either **Automatic** or **Direct**. If you enabled multi-personal desktop assignment, then the **Direct** assignment type will automatically be selected.<br /><br />If you select **Pooled**, two new options appear for **Load balancing algorithm** and **Max session limit**.<br /><br />- For **Load balancing algorithm**, choose either **breadth-first** or **depth-first**, based on your usage pattern.<br /><br />- For **Max session limit**, enter the maximum number of users you want load-balanced to a single session host. For more information, see [Host pool load balancing algorithms](host-pool-load-balancing.md) |
 
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    > Once you've completed this tab, you can continue to optionally create session hosts, a workspace, register the default desktop application group from this host pool, and enable diagnostics settings by selecting **Next: Virtual Machines**. Alternatively, if you want to create and configure these separately, select **Next: Review + create** and go to step 9.