You have a private DNS zone linked to VNet1. You now need to allow VMs in VNet2 to resolve names in the same zone. What should you do?

Add a DNS record in the zone for each VM in VNet2.

Change the zone's visibility to 'Public'.

Create another VNet link from the private DNS zone to VNet2.

You have a VNet with a custom DNS server set at the VNet level. You also have a private DNS zone linked to the VNet. You need to ensure that VMs in the VNet can resolve names in the private zone. What is the correct configuration?

Add a DNS record on the custom DNS server for the private zone

Change the VNet DNS server to Azure-provided DNS

Configure the custom DNS server to forward queries for the private zone to Azure DNS (168.63.129.16)

Remove the custom DNS server from the VNet

You manage a public DNS zone 'contoso.com' in Azure DNS. You need to create a record for 'api.contoso.com' that points to an Azure Load Balancer's public IP. The public IP is 20.0.0.10. Which record should you create?

A record from 'api' to 20.0.0.10

AAAA record from 'api' to 20.0.0.10

CNAME record from 'api' to the load balancer's DNS name

TXT record with the load balancer's resource ID

You have a hub-spoke network with HubVNet and two spoke VNets. You need all VNets to resolve a private zone 'shared.internal'. You link the zone to HubVNet with auto-registration enabled. What is the minimum additional configuration to make the zone resolvable from both spoke VNets?

Configure the spoke VNets to use HubVNet's DNS servers

Enable peering between the spoke VNets

Create a private endpoint for the zone in each spoke

Link the zone to each spoke VNet

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Questions 21–25

21foundation · easy
You have a private DNS zone linked to VNet1. You now need to allow VMs in VNet2 to resolve names in the same zone. What should you do?
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22foundation · easy
You have a public DNS zone for 'contoso.com'. You need to add a record that maps 'www.contoso.com' to the public IP address 20.10.10.10. Which type of DNS record should you create?
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23expert · medium
You have a VNet with a custom DNS server set at the VNet level. You also have a private DNS zone linked to the VNet. You need to ensure that VMs in the VNet can resolve names in the private zone. What is the correct configuration?
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24expert · easy
You manage a public DNS zone 'contoso.com' in Azure DNS. You need to create a record for 'api.contoso.com' that points to an Azure Load Balancer's public IP. The public IP is 20.0.0.10. Which record should you create?
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25application · medium
You have a hub-spoke network with HubVNet and two spoke VNets. You need all VNets to resolve a private zone 'shared.internal'. You link the zone to HubVNet with auto-registration enabled. What is the minimum additional configuration to make the zone resolvable from both spoke VNets?
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