You are troubleshooting a connectivity issue between on-premises and Azure. The VPN gateway is connected, but you cannot ping an Azure VM from on-premises. You have verified that the NSG allows ICMP and the VM's OS firewall allows ICMP. What should you do next?

Check the Azure VM's network interface settings

Use Network Watcher IP flow verify to check if traffic is allowed

Check the on-premises firewall logs

In a hybrid cloud architecture, what is the primary purpose of a transit VPC or transit gateway?

To encrypt all data stored in cloud storage buckets

To provide a public IP address for all cloud resources

To centralize and simplify network connectivity between multiple VPCs and on-premises networks

To replace the need for any firewall or security group in the cloud

Users in your on-premises network cannot resolve the hostname of a VM deployed in Azure using its private DNS name. The VM is part of an Azure VNet connected via VPN. You have configured Azure DNS private zones. What is the most likely cause?

The on-premises DNS servers are not configured to forward queries for the private zone to Azure DNS.

The Azure VM's network interface does not have a public IP address.

The Azure VM is not running a DNS server.

The VPN connection is using policy-based routing instead of route-based routing.

Which hybrid cloud connectivity option is typically the most cost-effective for a small branch office that needs occasional, low-bandwidth access to cloud resources?

Site-to-site VPN over the internet

Cloud VPN with multiple tunnels

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11foundation · easy
Which component is typically used to establish a secure, encrypted tunnel between an on-premises network and a cloud VPC for hybrid cloud connectivity?
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You are troubleshooting a connectivity issue between on-premises and Azure. The VPN gateway is connected, but you cannot ping an Azure VM from on-premises. You have verified that the NSG allows ICMP and the VM's OS firewall allows ICMP. What should you do next?
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13foundation · easy
In a hybrid cloud architecture, what is the primary purpose of a transit VPC or transit gateway?
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14application · medium
Users in your on-premises network cannot resolve the hostname of a VM deployed in Azure using its private DNS name. The VM is part of an Azure VNet connected via VPN. You have configured Azure DNS private zones. What is the most likely cause?
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15foundation · easy
Which hybrid cloud connectivity option is typically the most cost-effective for a small branch office that needs occasional, low-bandwidth access to cloud resources?
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