You have a subnet with virtual machines that need to access the internet. You create an Azure NAT Gateway and assign a public IP address to it. What else must you do to enable outbound internet access for the VMs?

Create a route table with a default route to the NAT gateway.

Configure a VPN gateway in the subnet.

Assign a public IP address to each virtual machine.

Associate the NAT gateway with the subnet.

What is the primary purpose of Azure Route Server?

To provide DNS resolution for virtual networks

To exchange routing information between network virtual appliances and Azure virtual networks using BGP

To filter traffic between subnets using network security rules

To provide a VPN gateway for site-to-site connectivity

In which scenario is Azure NAT Gateway most appropriate?

To provide outbound internet connectivity for resources in a private subnet

To provide inbound internet connectivity to resources in a private subnet

To filter inbound traffic using network security rules

To establish a site-to-site VPN connection to on-premises

You have a VNet with three subnets: SubnetA, SubnetB, and SubnetC. You need to apply different routing rules to each subnet. You create three route tables and associate them with the subnets. You later modify one route table. Which subnets are affected?

All subnets that have any route table associated.

Only the subnet associated with the modified route table.

Only subnets that are in the same availability zone.

You have a subnet with a route table associated. The route table contains a route for 10.0.0.0/16 with next hop 'Virtual appliance'. You notice that traffic to 10.0.1.10 is not being sent to the virtual appliance. What is the most likely reason?

A more specific route for 10.0.1.0/24 exists with next hop 'Virtual network'.

The route table is associated with the wrong subnet.

The virtual appliance is not in the same VNet.

The virtual appliance's IP address is not in the route table.

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You have a subnet with virtual machines that need to access the internet. You create an Azure NAT Gateway and assign a public IP address to it. What else must you do to enable outbound internet access for the VMs?
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In which scenario is Azure NAT Gateway most appropriate?
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You have a VNet with three subnets: SubnetA, SubnetB, and SubnetC. You need to apply different routing rules to each subnet. You create three route tables and associate them with the subnets. You later modify one route table. Which subnets are affected?
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You have a subnet with a route table associated. The route table contains a route for 10.0.0.0/16 with next hop 'Virtual appliance'. You notice that traffic to 10.0.1.10 is not being sent to the virtual appliance. What is the most likely reason?
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