A company is designing a multi-region Azure architecture. They need to ensure that the VNet address spaces in each region do not overlap, because they plan to peer the VNets together. They also want to minimize the number of VNets. Which approach should they take?

Use a single VNet that spans both regions

Use a different address space for each region's VNet, such as 10.1.0.0/16 for Region 1 and 10.2.0.0/16 for Region 2

Use overlapping address spaces and rely on Azure Firewall to filter traffic

Use the same address space for both regions' VNets

When you associate a public IP address with a virtual machine's network interface, what does it enable?

The VM can be reached directly from the internet

The VM can communicate with other VMs in the same VNet without routing

The VM gets a new private IP address

The VM is automatically protected by Azure Firewall

A company is creating a VNet for a development environment. They need to ensure that the VNet does not overlap with an existing on-premises network that uses 10.1.0.0/16. They also need at least 1000 IP addresses for future resources. What address space should you choose?

Use 192.168.0.0/24 for the VNet.

A company owns a /24 public IP block and wants to use it in Azure. They also need to create a Public IP Prefix for a separate set of resources. They want to minimize the number of public IP addresses they consume from Azure's pool. Which approach should they take?

Use only a Custom IP address prefix for all resources

Use only a Public IP Prefix for all resources

Use a Custom IP address prefix for the owned IPs and a Public IP Prefix for the Azure-owned IPs

Use individual public IP addresses for all resources

When planning network segmentation for Azure resources, what is the primary purpose of dividing a virtual network into multiple subnets?

To enable resources in different subnets to communicate without any routing configuration

To isolate traffic and apply security controls such as network security groups and route tables at a granular level

To ensure that all resources in the virtual network use the same IP address range

To reduce the total number of IP addresses required for the virtual network

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A company is creating a VNet for a development environment. They need to ensure that the VNet does not overlap with an existing on-premises network that uses 10.1.0.0/16. They also need at least 1000 IP addresses for future resources. What address space should you choose?
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