What is the purpose of configuring access permissions on a Private Endpoint?

To enable the service to be accessed from the internet

To assign a public IP address to the Private Endpoint

To control which users or applications can connect to the service through the Private Endpoint

To configure the DNS name of the service

A company wants to offer a Private Link Service to customers. They need to ensure that the service is highly available and can handle failover. What should they do?

Deploy the service in multiple regions with Traffic Manager

Deploy multiple VMs behind a single internal load balancer

Deploy a single VM with a larger size

Use an Azure Application Gateway with WAF

A company plans to deploy private endpoints for a storage account and a SQL database in the same VNet. They want to minimize DNS management overhead. What should they do?

Use a custom DNS server to resolve both services

Create two private DNS zones and link both to the VNet

Disable DNS for the VNet and use IP addresses

Create one private DNS zone for both services

A company has a Private Link Service named 'pls-contoso'. A consumer from subscription 'Sub-B' creates a private endpoint to the service. The connection is in 'Pending' state. The service provider wants to allow the connection. What should the service provider do?

Modify the visibility list to include Sub-B.

Reject the connection and ask the consumer to create a new one.

Approve the private endpoint connection in the Private Link Service's 'Private endpoint connections' blade.

Add Sub-B to the auto-approval list and wait for the connection to be re-created.

When creating an Azure Private Endpoint for an Azure service, which resource must you specify?

The virtual network gateway that will route traffic to the service

The network security group that will be applied to the endpoint

The public DNS name of the service

The target sub-resource of the service, such as 'blob' for Azure Storage

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A company wants to offer a Private Link Service to customers. They need to ensure that the service is highly available and can handle failover. What should they do?
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A company plans to deploy private endpoints for a storage account and a SQL database in the same VNet. They want to minimize DNS management overhead. What should they do?
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A company has a Private Link Service named 'pls-contoso'. A consumer from subscription 'Sub-B' creates a private endpoint to the service. The connection is in 'Pending' state. The service provider wants to allow the connection. What should the service provider do?
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