Rename all images to descriptive names and update document references

Renamed images across 4 documentation files:

Deploy baseline policy assignment (2 images):
- img-ac7fbee604f41b62c868a5bb65c0e4db3a063efd.png → baseline-settings-parameter-configuration.png
- img-6c568abe762c9bc5c6174a54f3b93ccae84db8b4.png → policy-assignments-view-deployed-baselines.png

Specify custom parameters (9 images):
- img-70552accb81b064d8eb5154e3db0a07883f3e336.png → policy-machine-configuration-definitions-tab.png
- img-af335da50e8c406e8da1a6a767b38c324bef2edf.png → modify-settings-button-baseline-configuration.png
- img-88df9e6de728e403ee3db6580e616049c3744a72.png → cis-linux-distribution-selection-versions.png
- img-ee20054ef65f2587d2090949b1175dc5f00c0385.png → azure-security-baseline-version-selection.png
- img-045f78dbb4cced276113efc11ed26093f3ebaee7.png → security-baseline-rules-list-checkboxes.png
- img-325b504563492223316abbbfd8aa3c59341a1174.png → rule-metadata-context-pane-details.png
- img-da620a40a5b0afb02dc2e6a321b2e3c3fc95aed3.png → cis-linux-parameter-structured-input-format.png
- img-61888be031b1619545527d02c423351ff1eacb9c.png → windows-baseline-parameter-server-roles-format.png
- img-8214ea961e6a47de263b9fd1a47c1530662ccc74.png → review-download-customized-baseline-summary.png

View compliance (6 images):
- img-7c99df5b8d6aa64d4207da2f38000070cd0fc3e8.png → azure-policy-compliance-page-filters-export.png
- img-ccdc2b626230dd8cd5dc298e3054e411470abe50.png → policy-assignment-compliance-status-resources.png
- img-cd2a0ef578e7c4aad47f4ce72c275633a942428c.png → resource-compliance-details-evaluated-link.png
- img-a671227d7b1dc5d0814326abbe41b47c16eeaaa2.png → guest-assignments-list-compliance-indicators.png
- img-d96eaa8a8f7d9606a2f13df37b037138fb682532.png → detailed-rule-compliance-results-benchmarks.png
- img-29cb9141f8ce1454c010b868cd2c8317d3cc07c6.png → azure-resource-graph-explorer-guestconfig.png

Assign built-in policies (4 images):
- img-3f3ce788ba90429512e3fee4e20276cb966e4538.png → azure-policy-definitions-guest-config-filter.png
- img-2ad297ad1246e4c27f777c98825b67a1bafda438.png → policy-definition-details-json-parameters.png
- img-85d4e71787ec57907ee20ed9d74e68b576f1f36f.png → policy-assignment-basics-scope-prerequisites.png
- img-2b911c2eff35ab65d1c208c98d84a30c23fb4d3b.png → policy-assignment-parameters-arc-timezone.png

Also renamed media folder:
- understand-the-baseline-json-format → understand-the-baseline-settings-parameter

All documentation references updated to match new descriptive image names.

Author: Mutemwa Masheke

articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-built-in-policies.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ To view and explore these built-in policies:
 
 3.  Open the **Category** filter and select **Guest Configuration** and **Built-in** on Policy Type to display all built-in policies related to OS auditing and compliance.
 
-![Azure Policy Definitions page with Guest Configuration filter applied showing built-in policies](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/img-3f3ce788ba90429512e3fee4e20276cb966e4538.png)
+![Azure Policy Definitions page with Guest Configuration filter applied showing built-in policies](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/azure-policy-definitions-guest-config-filter.png)
 
 4.  Browse the list to review available definitions, such as:
 
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ To view and explore these built-in policies:
 
     3.  Metadata such as category, mode, and required providers
 
-![Policy definition details page showing JSON definition and parameters for a Machine Configuration policy](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/img-2ad297ad1246e4c27f777c98825b67a1bafda438.png)
+![Policy definition details page showing JSON definition and parameters for a Machine Configuration policy](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/policy-definition-details-json-parameters.png)
 
 ## Assign a Built-In Machine Configuration Policy
 
@@ -66,15 +66,15 @@ Let’s use one of the built-in Machine Configuration policies—**Audit Windows
 
     3.  Optionally specify exclusions if certain resources shouldn't be evaluated.
 
-![Policy assignment Basics tab showing scope selection and prerequisites configuration](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/img-85d4e71787ec57907ee20ed9d74e68b576f1f36f.png)
+![Policy assignment Basics tab showing scope selection and prerequisites configuration](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/policy-assignment-basics-scope-prerequisites.png)
 
 4.  In the **Parameters** tab:
 
     1.  Set **Include Arc connected servers** to true if your environment includes Arc-enabled machines.
 
     2.  Choose the desired **Time zone** (for example, "Pacific Time (US & Canada)").
 
-![Policy assignment Parameters tab showing Arc servers option and time zone selection](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/img-2b911c2eff35ab65d1c208c98d84a30c23fb4d3b.png)
+![Policy assignment Parameters tab showing Arc servers option and time zone selection](../media/discover-and-assign-built-in-machine-configuration-policies/policy-assignment-parameters-arc-timezone.png)
 
 5.  Review your configuration under **Review + create**, then click **Create**.
 

articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Use this file later when creating the assignment.
 
 3.  Under the **Parameters** tab, locate **Baseline Settings**. You may need to uncheck *"Only show parameters that need input or review"*
 
-![Baseline Settings parameter configuration](../../media/deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment/img-ac7fbee604f41b62c868a5bb65c0e4db3a063efd.png)
+![Baseline Settings parameter configuration](../../media/deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment/baseline-settings-parameter-configuration.png)
 
 4.  Click **Browse** → Upload the JSON file you downloaded earlier.
 
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ You can find other examples in [Assign policy with Azure CLI][04].
 
 After deploying your customized baseline, you can verify its status and scope in the **Assignments** tab under **Policy → Machine Configuration** in the Azure portal.
 
-![Policy assignments view showing deployed baseline policies](../../media/deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment/img-6c568abe762c9bc5c6174a54f3b93ccae84db8b4.png)
+![Policy assignments view showing deployed baseline policies](../../media/deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment/policy-assignments-view-deployed-baselines.png)
 
 This view lists all baseline policy assignments, including their policy definition, management group or subscription, and resource group. You can use filters (for example, by policy name, subscription, or scope) to quickly locate your assignment. Selecting a specific assignment opens its details, where you can review parameter input (such as your imported JSON file), scope, and compliance status once evaluations complete.
 

articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/overview-page.md

@@ -80,6 +80,6 @@ The end-to-end experience for configuring Customizable Security Baselines follow
 [03]: https://www.cisecurity.org/
 [04]: ./deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment.md
 [05]: ./specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy.md
-[06]: ./understand-the-baseline-json-format.md
+[06]: ./understand-the-baseline-settings-parameter.md
 [07]: ../view-compliance.md
 [08]: ../assign-built-in-policies.md

articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ The new Azure Policy Settings Picker experience streamlines this process, allowi
 
 2.  Select the **Definitions** tab.
 
-![Azure portal showing Policy Machine Configuration Definitions tab](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-70552accb81b064d8eb5154e3db0a07883f3e336.png)
+![Azure portal showing Policy Machine Configuration Definitions tab](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/policy-machine-configuration-definitions-tab.png)
 
 3.  Choose one of the built-in baselines:
 
@@ -34,17 +34,17 @@ The new Azure Policy Settings Picker experience streamlines this process, allowi
 
 4.  Click **Modify settings**.
 
-![Modify settings button for security baseline configuration](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-af335da50e8c406e8da1a6a767b38c324bef2edf.png)
+![Modify settings button for security baseline configuration](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/modify-settings-button-baseline-configuration.png)
 
 ## Select baselines and versions
 
 The configuration experience differs slightly between Linux and Windows baselines:
 
 - **CIS Benchmarks for Linux:** You can enable one or more supported distributions (such as RHEL, Alma Linux, Rocky Linux, or Ubuntu). Unselected distributions are excluded from evaluation. For each enabled distro, select the CIS Benchmark version you want to apply.  
-  ![CIS Benchmarks Linux distribution selection with version options](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-88df9e6de728e403ee3db6580e616049c3744a72.png)
+  ![CIS Benchmarks Linux distribution selection with version options](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/cis-linux-distribution-selection-versions.png)
 
 - **For Azure Baselines (Windows or Linux):** These baselines apply uniformly across operating systems and don't require distro selection. Simply confirm the baseline version under **Basics** and continue.  
-  ![Azure Security Baseline version selection interface](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-ee20054ef65f2587d2090949b1175dc5f00c0385.png)
+  ![Azure Security Baseline version selection interface](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/azure-security-baseline-version-selection.png)
 
 ## Modify settings
 
@@ -54,11 +54,11 @@ On the **Modify settings** tab, review and adjust configuration rules for your s
 
 - For configurable rules, edit the **Parameter value** field to define your organization's required state.
 
-![Security baseline rules list with checkboxes and parameter value fields](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-045f78dbb4cced276113efc11ed26093f3ebaee7.png)
+![Security baseline rules list with checkboxes and parameter value fields](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/security-baseline-rules-list-checkboxes.png)
 
 - View per rule Metadata by clicking on a highlighted rule, which will open the context pane showing details such as **Rule ID**, **Description**, **Severity**, and **Compliance Standard**.
 
-![Rule metadata context pane showing details like Rule ID and compliance standard](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-325b504563492223316abbbfd8aa3c59341a1174.png)
+![Rule metadata context pane showing details like Rule ID and compliance standard](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/rule-metadata-context-pane-details.png)
 
 These features are available uniformly for all benchmarks and baselines in Machine Configuration.
 
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ serviceName=named.service expectedUnitFileState=enabled expectedActiveState=acti
 
 This enables fine-grained control, allowing you to model complex configurations that align with your existing Linux environment.
 
-![CIS Linux benchmark parameter with structured input format example](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-da620a40a5b0afb02dc2e6a321b2e3c3fc95aed3.png)
+![CIS Linux benchmark parameter with structured input format example](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/cis-linux-parameter-structured-input-format.png)
 
 ### Custom Input for Azure Security Baseline (Windows)
 
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ WindowsServer\2025\DomainController:1;WindowsServer\2025\MemberServer:1;WindowsS
 
 This provides precise scoping for your rule application—for example, applying a setting only to *Domain Controllers* on *Windows Server 2025*, or across all roles on *Windows Server 2022*.
 
-![Windows Security Baseline parameter with formatted string input for server roles](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-61888be031b1619545527d02c423351ff1eacb9c.png)
+![Windows Security Baseline parameter with formatted string input for server roles](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/windows-baseline-parameter-server-roles-format.png)
 
 ## Review and download
 
@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ After completing your changes:
 
 2.  Review any edited or excluded settings.
 
-![Review and download tab showing customized baseline settings summary](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/img-8214ea961e6a47de263b9fd1a47c1530662ccc74.png)
+![Review and download tab showing customized baseline settings summary](../../media/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy/review-download-customized-baseline-summary.png)
 
 3.  Click **Download All Baselines** to export your customized configuration as a JSON file.
 
@@ -131,6 +131,6 @@ This JSON artifact defines all active settings for your baseline, making it easy
 <!-- Link reference definitions -->
 [01]: https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/azure-arc/overview
 [02]: ./deploy-a-baseline-policy-assignment.md
-[03]: ./understand-the-baseline-json-format.md
+[03]: ./understand-the-baseline-settings-parameter.md
 [04]: ../view-compliance.md
 [05]: ../assign-built-in-policies.md

…s/understand-the-baseline-json-format.md …stand-the-baseline-settings-parameter.mdarticles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/understand-the-baseline-json-format.md renamed to articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/understand-the-baseline-settings-parameter.md articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/understand-the-baseline-json-format.md renamed to articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/assign-security-baselines/understand-the-baseline-settings-parameter.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Use this view to validate which policies are deployed, where they're scoped, and
 
 - Use filters such as **Policy definition equals all,** or **Subscription ID equals all** to narrow the list.
 
-![Azure Policy Compliance page showing policy assignments with filters and export options](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/img-7c99df5b8d6aa64d4207da2f38000070cd0fc3e8.png)
+![Azure Policy Compliance page showing policy assignments with filters and export options](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/azure-policy-compliance-page-filters-export.png)
 
 *Use **Export to CSV** to generate quick audit reports or share assignment inventories with your compliance team.*
 
@@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ From the Compliance view:
 
 1.  Select a policy assignment.
 
-![Policy assignment selection showing compliance status and resource details](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/img-ccdc2b626230dd8cd5dc298e3054e411470abe50.png)
+![Policy assignment selection showing compliance status and resource details](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/policy-assignment-compliance-status-resources.png)
 
 2.  In the **Resource compliance** tab, click "**Details**" next to the resource name.
 
 3.  In the details pane, select **Last evaluated resource**.
 
-![Resource compliance details pane with Last evaluated resource link highlighted](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/img-cd2a0ef578e7c4aad47f4ce72c275633a942428c.png)
+![Resource compliance details pane with Last evaluated resource link highlighted](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/resource-compliance-details-evaluated-link.png)
 
 This opens the corresponding **Guest Assignment**, providing traceability between the Azure Policy rule and on-machine configuration evidence.
 
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Use this view to investigate machine-level compliance for each assigned policy a
 
 - The **Status** column indicates whether the machine is *Compliant*, *NonCompliant*, or *Pending*.
 
-![Guest Assignments list showing machines with compliance status indicators](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/img-a671227d7b1dc5d0814326abbe41b47c16eeaaa2.png)
+![Guest Assignments list showing machines with compliance status indicators](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/guest-assignments-list-compliance-indicators.png)
 
 ### Explore Rule-Level Results
 
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ The results table includes:
 
 *Use this view to perform root-cause analysis and prepare evidence for internal or external security audits.*
 
-![Detailed rule-level compliance results showing configuration items and benchmark references](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/img-d96eaa8a8f7d9606a2f13df37b037138fb682532.png)
+![Detailed rule-level compliance results showing configuration items and benchmark references](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/detailed-rule-compliance-results-benchmarks.png)
 
 ### Relationship to Azure Policy
 
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ This enables you to build dashboards, automate compliance summaries, and integra
 
 3.  Search for the **guestconfigurationresources** table.
 
-![Azure Resource Graph Explorer showing guestconfigurationresources table selection](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/img-29cb9141f8ce1454c010b868cd2c8317d3cc07c6.png)
+![Azure Resource Graph Explorer showing guestconfigurationresources table selection](../media/view-machine-configuration-compliance-reporting/azure-resource-graph-explorer-guestconfig.png)
 
 ### Example Query: Identify Non-Compliant Machines
 

articles/governance/machine-configuration/how-to/view-compliance.md

@@ -60,4 +60,4 @@ landingContent:
           - text: Specify custom parameters for baseline policy
             url: ./how-to/assign-security-baselines/specify-custom-parameters-for-baseline-policy.md
           - text: Understand the baseline JSON format
-            url: ./how-to/assign-security-baselines/understand-the-baseline-json-format.md
+            url: ./how-to/assign-security-baselines/understand-the-baseline-settings-parameter.md