You have an Azure Application Gateway with a backend pool of two VMs. One VM is unhealthy and the gateway is not sending traffic to it. You need to verify that the health probe is working correctly. Which metric or log should you review?

Network security group flow logs

Backend health metric in Azure Monitor

Application Gateway access logs

You manage an Azure Application Gateway that routes traffic to a backend pool of Windows VMs running IIS. The application's health endpoint is /health.aspx and it returns HTTP 200 when healthy. You need to ensure that the gateway only sends traffic to healthy VMs. Which configuration should you implement?

Create a custom health probe that uses HTTPS, path /health.aspx, and a 200 status code match

Configure the backend pool to use a custom probe with path /health.aspx and a 301 status code match

Set the probe interval to 5 seconds and the timeout to 1 second

Use the default health probe with path / and a 200 status code match

What is the role of a listener in Azure Application Gateway?

To route traffic to a specific backend pool

To monitor the health of backend resources

To listen for incoming traffic on a specific port and protocol

You are configuring TLS for an Azure Application Gateway. You have a certificate that is about to expire in 30 days. You upload a new certificate to the gateway. What must you do to ensure the new certificate is used for new client connections?

Update the backend HTTP settings to use the new certificate.

Associate the new certificate with the HTTPS listener and ensure it is the default certificate.

Create a new listener and leave the old one in place.

Restart the Application Gateway to force it to pick up the new certificate.

You have an Azure Application Gateway that routes traffic to a backend web app. The app requires the original client IP address in the X-Forwarded-For header, but the current configuration is overwriting it. You need to ensure that the X-Forwarded-For header is preserved. What should you configure?

Create a rewrite rule set that sets the X-Forwarded-For header to a fixed value

Create a rewrite rule set that removes the X-Forwarded-For header

Create a rewrite rule set that copies the original X-Forwarded-For header to a custom header and leaves the original unchanged

Do not configure any rewrite rules for the X-Forwarded-For header

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You have an Azure Application Gateway with a backend pool of two VMs. One VM is unhealthy and the gateway is not sending traffic to it. You need to verify that the health probe is working correctly. Which metric or log should you review?
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27application · medium
You manage an Azure Application Gateway that routes traffic to a backend pool of Windows VMs running IIS. The application's health endpoint is /health.aspx and it returns HTTP 200 when healthy. You need to ensure that the gateway only sends traffic to healthy VMs. Which configuration should you implement?
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What is the role of a listener in Azure Application Gateway?
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29application · medium
You are configuring TLS for an Azure Application Gateway. You have a certificate that is about to expire in 30 days. You upload a new certificate to the gateway. What must you do to ensure the new certificate is used for new client connections?
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30expert · hard
You have an Azure Application Gateway that routes traffic to a backend web app. The app requires the original client IP address in the X-Forwarded-For header, but the current configuration is overwriting it. You need to ensure that the X-Forwarded-For header is preserved. What should you configure?
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