Which connectivity configuration can Azure Virtual Network Manager apply to a group of virtual networks?

VNet peering or network security group

Your organization has 50 VNets across three Azure regions. You need to enable full mesh connectivity between all VNets with minimal administrative overhead, and you also need to apply consistent routing rules to all subnets. What should you do?

Create a single VNet and move all workloads into it.

Create a hub-and-spoke topology using Azure Virtual Network Manager (AVNM) and configure a connectivity configuration with direct connectivity.

Manually create VNet peerings between every pair of VNets and associate a route table with each subnet.

Use Azure Route Server in each region and configure BGP peering between all VNets.

Which routing protocol does Azure Route Server use to exchange routes with network virtual appliances?

Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)

Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS)

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

You have an on-premises network connected to Azure via ExpressRoute. You have a VNet with a route server and an NVA. You need to ensure that the NVA can exchange routes with the ExpressRoute gateway dynamically. What should you configure?

Add a UDR on the GatewaySubnet to point to the NVA.

Enable BGP on the NVA and peer it with the Azure Route Server.

Create a VNet peering between the NVA's VNet and the ExpressRoute gateway's VNet.

Configure the NVA to use static routes to the on-premises network.

You have a subnet that contains VMs that need to make outbound connections to the internet. You deploy an Azure NAT Gateway and associate it with the subnet. However, outbound connections are still using the default outbound SNAT from the VM's public IP. What is the most likely cause?

The NAT Gateway is in a different region.

The VMs have public IP addresses assigned.

The route table on the subnet has a default route to an NVA.

The NAT Gateway is not associated with the correct subnet.

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21foundation · easy
Which connectivity configuration can Azure Virtual Network Manager apply to a group of virtual networks?
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22application · medium
Your organization has 50 VNets across three Azure regions. You need to enable full mesh connectivity between all VNets with minimal administrative overhead, and you also need to apply consistent routing rules to all subnets. What should you do?
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23foundation · easy
Which routing protocol does Azure Route Server use to exchange routes with network virtual appliances?
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24application · medium
You have an on-premises network connected to Azure via ExpressRoute. You have a VNet with a route server and an NVA. You need to ensure that the NVA can exchange routes with the ExpressRoute gateway dynamically. What should you configure?
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25application · medium
You have a subnet that contains VMs that need to make outbound connections to the internet. You deploy an Azure NAT Gateway and associate it with the subnet. However, outbound connections are still using the default outbound SNAT from the VM's public IP. What is the most likely cause?
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