A company is migrating its SAP ERP system to Azure. The company has an existing SAP license agreement that covers the current on-premises deployment. The company wants to use the same license in Azure without purchasing a new one. What should you do to ensure compliance?

Use the existing license without any changes because the software is the same.

Verify with SAP that the existing license agreement permits cloud deployment and confirm the correct license type.

Purchase a new SAP license for the Azure deployment without checking the existing agreement.

Migrate the SAP system to Azure and rely on the Azure support plan to cover licensing.

A company runs SAP ECC 6.0 on a legacy on-premises infrastructure. The company wants to migrate to Azure with minimal changes to the application and database, and the current database is SAP HANA. The company's primary goal is to reduce infrastructure costs while maintaining the same SAP version. Which migration strategy should the company choose?

Lift-shift-migrate to SAP S/4HANA

Re-platform to SAP on Azure using SAP CAL

A company is deploying an SAP S/4HANA system on Azure with a hub-spoke network topology. The company requires low-latency connectivity between the application and database tiers, which are in different spokes. The company also wants to minimize data transfer costs. Which network configuration should the company implement?

Use VNet peering between the hub and each spoke, and route traffic through the hub

Use direct VNet peering between the two spoke VNets

Use an ExpressRoute circuit to connect the two spoke VNets

Use a VPN gateway in the hub to connect the two spoke VNets

A company is migrating its SAP ERP system to Azure using a lift-and-shift approach. The company has an existing SAP license agreement that covers the current on-premises deployment. What should you do to ensure the SAP software is properly licensed in Azure?

Purchase a new SAP license for the Azure deployment without checking the existing agreement.

Verify that the existing SAP license agreement permits running the software on Azure and confirm the correct license type with SAP.

Migrate the SAP system to Azure and rely on the Azure support plan to cover licensing.

Use the existing license without any changes because the software is the same.

Microsoft Certified:Azure for SAP Workloads Specialty

Domain 1Objective 1

Identify Requirements for Target Infrastructure AZ-120 Practice Questions (Page 6)

Part of the Migrate SAP workloads to Azure domain, which accounts for 25–30% of the AZ-120 exam. Microsoft does not publish an official question count, but from its 100-minute exam (~40–65 total, ~10–20 in this domain), expect 10–20 from this objective — we provide 32 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 26–30

26expert · hard
A company is migrating its SAP ERP system to Azure. The company has an existing SAP license agreement that covers the current on-premises deployment. The company wants to use the same license in Azure without purchasing a new one. What should you do to ensure compliance?
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27foundation · easy
Which Azure pricing model allows you to pay only for the compute capacity you use for SAP workloads?
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28application · medium
A company runs SAP ECC 6.0 on a legacy on-premises infrastructure. The company wants to migrate to Azure with minimal changes to the application and database, and the current database is SAP HANA. The company's primary goal is to reduce infrastructure costs while maintaining the same SAP version. Which migration strategy should the company choose?
Select an answer first
29expert · hard
A company is deploying an SAP S/4HANA system on Azure with a hub-spoke network topology. The company requires low-latency connectivity between the application and database tiers, which are in different spokes. The company also wants to minimize data transfer costs. Which network configuration should the company implement?
Select an answer first
30application · medium
A company is migrating its SAP ERP system to Azure using a lift-and-shift approach. The company has an existing SAP license agreement that covers the current on-premises deployment. What should you do to ensure the SAP software is properly licensed in Azure?
Select an answer first

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Questions 26–30

A company is migrating its SAP ERP system to Azure. The company has an existing SAP license agreement that covers the current on-premises deployment. The company wants to use the same license in Azure without purchasing a new one. What should you do to ensure compliance?

Which Azure pricing model allows you to pay only for the compute capacity you use for SAP workloads?

A company is migrating its SAP ERP system to Azure using a lift-and-shift approach. The company has an existing SAP license agreement that covers the current on-premises deployment. What should you do to ensure the SAP software is properly licensed in Azure?

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