A company has a Virtual WAN hub with two VNets (VNet-A and VNet-B) connected. They also have two branch offices (Branch-1 and Branch-2) connected via VPN. They want VNet-A to communicate only with Branch-1, and VNet-B to communicate only with Branch-2. How should they configure routing to achieve this isolation?

Use network security groups (NSGs) on the VNets to block traffic to the other branch office

Create separate VPN gateways for each branch office and associate them with different VNets

Create a single route table with routes to both branch offices and associate it with both VNets

Create two route tables, one for each VNet, with routes to the respective branch office

A company has a Virtual WAN hub in West US. They need to connect a VNet in the same region to the hub. The VNet contains production workloads that must be reachable from branch offices connected via VPN. What should they do to establish this connectivity?

Connect the VNet to the hub using the Virtual WAN VNet connection feature

Use Azure Route Server in the VNet to advertise routes to the hub

Create a VNet peering between the VNet and the hub's VNet

Deploy a VPN gateway in the VNet and connect it to the hub

In Azure Virtual WAN, what is the purpose of a route table in a virtual hub?

To store VPN configuration files

To define how traffic is routed between connections and spokes

To manage DNS settings for the hub

What is the purpose of integrating a third-party Network Virtual Appliance (NVA) with an Azure Virtual WAN hub?

To provide additional routing and security services

To increase the number of virtual networks that can connect

To provide a backup for the VPN gateway

To replace the virtual hub's routing functionality

A company is designing a Virtual WAN architecture with a hub in East US. They have VNets in East US and West US that need to communicate. They also have branch offices that need to connect to the East US hub. What is the most efficient way to enable communication between the West US VNet and the East US hub?

Deploy a VPN gateway in the West US VNet and connect it to the East US hub

Create a second hub in West US and connect the VNet to it

Connect the West US VNet to the East US hub using a VNet connection

Use VNet peering between the West US VNet and the East US hub's VNet

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A company has a Virtual WAN hub with two VNets (VNet-A and VNet-B) connected. They also have two branch offices (Branch-1 and Branch-2) connected via VPN. They want VNet-A to communicate only with Branch-1, and VNet-B to communicate only with Branch-2. How should they configure routing to achieve this isolation?
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A company has a Virtual WAN hub in West US. They need to connect a VNet in the same region to the hub. The VNet contains production workloads that must be reachable from branch offices connected via VPN. What should they do to establish this connectivity?
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In Azure Virtual WAN, what is the purpose of a route table in a virtual hub?
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What is the purpose of integrating a third-party Network Virtual Appliance (NVA) with an Azure Virtual WAN hub?
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A company is designing a Virtual WAN architecture with a hub in East US. They have VNets in East US and West US that need to communicate. They also have branch offices that need to connect to the East US hub. What is the most efficient way to enable communication between the West US VNet and the East US hub?
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A company has a Virtual WAN hub in West US. They need to connect a VNet in the same region to the hub. The VNet contains production workloads that must be reachable from branch offices connected via VPN. What should they do to establish this connectivity?

In Azure Virtual WAN, what is the purpose of a route table in a virtual hub?

What is the purpose of integrating a third-party Network Virtual Appliance (NVA) with an Azure Virtual WAN hub?

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