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The document contains instructions for an assignment to configure networking in Microsoft Azure. It provides background on the company's existing on-premises and new Azure networks, and poses multiple choice questions about configuring subnets, domain names, virtual machines, and other networking elements. Students have 30 minutes to complete the assignment and submit their work.

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Azure Assignment Instructions

The document contains instructions for an assignment to configure networking in Microsoft Azure. It provides background on the company's existing on-premises and new Azure networks, and poses multiple choice questions about configuring subnets, domain names, virtual machines, and other networking elements. Students have 30 minutes to complete the assignment and submit their work.

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Assignment instructions

30 minutes to complete
68 student solutions

Module Review Questions :

Take your time reading the question. You have similar question set in Az 103 as well.
Imagine a real company and think how you can provide solutions to the organization based
on the scenario in the question.

Questions for this assignment

You are planning to configure networking in Microsoft Azure. Your company has a new
Microsoft Azure

presence with the following network characteristics:

●● 1 Virtual Network.

●● 1 subnet using 192.168.0.0/23 (does not have existing resources).

Your on-premises data center has the following network characteristics:

●● 10 subnets using 192.168.1.0/24 through 192.168.10.0/24.

The company intends to use 192.168.1.0/24 on-premises and 192.168.0.0/24 in Azure. You
need to update

your company's environment to enable the needed functionality. What should you do? (Each
answer

represents part of the solution. Choose two.)

Delete 192.168.0.0/23 from Azure.

Delete 192.168.1.0/24 in the on-premises environment.

Create a matching public subnet in Azure and in the on-premises environment.

Create a subnet for 192.168.0.0/23 in the on-premises environment.

Create a subnet for 192.168.0.0/24 in Azure.

Your company has an existing Azure tenant named alpineskihouse.onmicrosoft.com. The


company wants to

start using alpineskihouse.com for their Azure resources. You add a custom domain to Azure.

Now, you need to add a DNS record to prepare for verifying the custom domain. Which two
of the following
record types could you create?

Add an PTR record to the DNS zone.

Add a TXT record to the DNS zone.

Add an MX record to the DNS zone.

Add an SRV record to the DNS zone.

Add a CNAME record to the DNS zone.

You are planning your Azure network implementation to support your company's migration
to Azure. Your

first task is to prepare for the deployment of the first set of VMs. The first set of VMs that
you are deploying

have the following requirements:

●● Consumers on the internet must be able to communicate directly with the web application
on the

VMs.

●● The IP configuration must be zone redundant.

You need to configure the environment to prepare for the first VM. Additionally, you need to
minimize costs,

whenever possible, while still meeting the requirements. What should you do? Select one.

Create a standard public IP address. During the creation of the first VM, associate the public
IP

address with the VM's NIC.

Create a standard public IP address. After the first VM is created, remove the private IP
address and

assign the public IP address to the NIC.

Create a basic public IP address. During the creation of the first VM, associate the public IP
address

with the VM.

Create a basic public IP address. After the first VM is created, remove the private IP address
and assign
the public IP address to the NIC.

You deploy a new domain named contoso.com to domain controllers in Azure. You have the
following

domain-joined VMs in Azure:

●● VM1 at 10.20.30.10

●● VM2 at 10.20.30.11

●● VM3 at 10.20.30.12

●● VM99 at 10.20.40.101

You need to add DNS records so that the hostnames resolve to their respective IP addresses.
Additionally,

you need to add a DNS record so that intranet.contoso.com resolves to VM99. What should
you do? (Each

answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

Add AAAA records for each VM.

Add A records for each VM.

Add a TXT record for intranet.contoso.com with the text of VM99.contoso.com.

Add an SRV record for intranet.contoso.com with the target pointing at VM99.contoso.com

Add a CNAME record for intranet.contoso.com with a value of VM99.contoso.com.

Your company is preparing to move some services and VMs to Microsoft Azure. The
company has opted to

use Azure DNS to provide name resolution. A project begins to configure the name
resolution. The project

identifies the following requirements:

●● A new domain will be used.

●● The domain will have DNS records for internal and external resources

●● Minimize ongoing administrative overhead.


You need to prepare and configure the environment with a new domain name and a test
hostname of

WWW. Which of the following steps should you perform? (Each answer presents part of the
solution. Choose

three.)

Register a domain name with a domain registrar.

Register a domain name with Microsoft Azure.

Delegate the new domain name to Azure DNS.

Add an Address (A) record for Azure name servers in the zone.

Add DNS glue records to point to the Azure name servers.

Add a record for WWW.

You have a VM with two NICs named NIC1 and NIC2. NIC1 is connected to the
10.10.8.0/24 subnet. NIC2 is

connected to the 10.20.8.0/24 subnet. You plan to update the VM configuration to provide the
following

functionality:

●● Enable direct communication from the internet to TCP port 443.

●● Maintain existing communication across the 10.10.8.0/24 and 10.20.8.0/24 subnets.

●● Maintain a simple configuration whenever possible.

You need to update the VM configuration to support the new functionality. What should you
do? Select one.

Remove the private IP address from NIC2 and then assign a public IP address to it. Then,
create an

inbound security rule.

Add a third NIC and associate a public IP address to it. Then, create an inbound security rule.

Associate a public IP address to NIC2 and create an inbound security rule.

Create an inbound security rule for TCP port 443.

You have several VMs in Microsoft Azure. All the VMs are configured with the default IP
addressing solution.
A VM named VM1 is assigned the 172.16.10.100 IP address. You stop and deallocate VM1
to perform some

disk maintenance activities. During that time, another administrator deploys a new VM
named VM25. Later,

after VM1 comes back online, you notice that its IP address changed. Now, VM25 is
assigned the

172.16.10.100 IP address. You need to ensure that VM1 maintains the IP address of
172.16.10.100. All other

VMs should have their IP addresses automatically allocated. What should you do? (Each
answer presents

part of the solution. Choose two.)

Stop and deallocate VM1.

Start VM1.

Stop and deallocate VM25.

Start VM25.

Configure VM1 with a static IP address of 172.16.10.100.

Configure VM25 with a new static IP address.

You're currently using network security groups (NSGs) to control how your network traffic
flows in and out of

your virtual network subnets and network interfaces. You want to customize how your NSGs
work. For all

incoming traffic, you need to apply your security rules to both the virtual machine and subnet
level.

Which of the following options will let you accomplish this? (Choose two)

Configure the AllowVNetInBound security rule for all new NSGs.

Create rules for both NICs and subnets with an allow action.

Delete the default rules.

Add rules with a higher priority than the default rules.

Review Question 9
You have an Azure virtual machine that has a multi-network interface with private IP
addressing. To which

IP address in Azure managed DNS is the hostname mapped? Select one.

1 each interface

2  the most recently created network interface

3  the primary network interface

4  the first created network interface

You need to ensure that Azure DNS can resolve names for your registered domain. What
should you

implement? Select one.

zone delegation

a CNAME record

an MX record

a secondary zone

a primary zone with a NS record

Assignment submission
Save or submit your work

You are planning to configure networking in Microsoft Azure. Your company has a new
Microsoft Azure

presence with the following network characteristics:

●● 1 Virtual Network.

●● 1 subnet using 192.168.0.0/23 (does not have existing resources).

Your on-premises data center has the following network characteristics:

●● 10 subnets using 192.168.1.0/24 through 192.168.10.0/24.


The company intends to use 192.168.1.0/24 on-premises and 192.168.0.0/24 in Azure. You
need to update

your company's environment to enable the needed functionality. What should you do? (Each
answer

represents part of the solution. Choose two.)

Delete 192.168.0.0/23 from Azure.

Delete 192.168.1.0/24 in the on-premises environment.

Create a matching public subnet in Azure and in the on-premises environment.

Create a subnet for 192.168.0.0/23 in the on-premises environment.

Create a subnet for 192.168.0.0/24 in Azure.

Your company has an existing Azure tenant named alpineskihouse.onmicrosoft.com. The


company wants to

start using alpineskihouse.com for their Azure resources. You add a custom domain to Azure.

Now, you need to add a DNS record to prepare for verifying the custom domain. Which two
of the following

record types could you create?

Add an PTR record to the DNS zone.

Add a TXT record to the DNS zone.

Add an MX record to the DNS zone.

Add an SRV record to the DNS zone.

Add a CNAME record to the DNS zone.

You are planning your Azure network implementation to support your company's migration
to Azure. Your

first task is to prepare for the deployment of the first set of VMs. The first set of VMs that
you are deploying

have the following requirements:


●● Consumers on the internet must be able to communicate directly with the web application
on the

VMs.

●● The IP configuration must be zone redundant.

You need to configure the environment to prepare for the first VM. Additionally, you need to
minimize costs,

whenever possible, while still meeting the requirements. What should you do? Select one.

Create a standard public IP address. During the creation of the first VM, associate the public
IP

address with the VM's NIC.

Create a standard public IP address. After the first VM is created, remove the private IP
address and

assign the public IP address to the NIC.

Create a basic public IP address. During the creation of the first VM, associate the public IP
address

with the VM.

Create a basic public IP address. After the first VM is created, remove the private IP address
and assign

the public IP address to the NIC.

You deploy a new domain named contoso.com to domain controllers in Azure. You have the
following

domain-joined VMs in Azure:

●● VM1 at 10.20.30.10

●● VM2 at 10.20.30.11

●● VM3 at 10.20.30.12

●● VM99 at 10.20.40.101
You need to add DNS records so that the hostnames resolve to their respective IP addresses.
Additionally,

you need to add a DNS record so that intranet.contoso.com resolves to VM99. What should
you do? (Each

answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

Add AAAA records for each VM.

Add A records for each VM.

Add a TXT record for intranet.contoso.com with the text of VM99.contoso.com.

Add an SRV record for intranet.contoso.com with the target pointing at VM99.contoso.com

Add a CNAME record for intranet.contoso.com with a value of VM99.contoso.com.

Your company is preparing to move some services and VMs to Microsoft Azure. The
company has opted to

use Azure DNS to provide name resolution. A project begins to configure the name
resolution. The project

identifies the following requirements:

●● A new domain will be used.

●● The domain will have DNS records for internal and external resources

●● Minimize ongoing administrative overhead.

You need to prepare and configure the environment with a new domain name and a test
hostname of

WWW. Which of the following steps should you perform? (Each answer presents part of the
solution. Choose

three.)

Register a domain name with a domain registrar.

Register a domain name with Microsoft Azure.

Delegate the new domain name to Azure DNS.

Add an Address (A) record for Azure name servers in the zone.
Add DNS glue records to point to the Azure name servers.

Add a record for WWW.

You have a VM with two NICs named NIC1 and NIC2. NIC1 is connected to the
10.10.8.0/24 subnet. NIC2 is

connected to the 10.20.8.0/24 subnet. You plan to update the VM configuration to provide the
following

functionality:

●● Enable direct communication from the internet to TCP port 443.

●● Maintain existing communication across the 10.10.8.0/24 and 10.20.8.0/24 subnets.

●● Maintain a simple configuration whenever possible.

You need to update the VM configuration to support the new functionality. What should you
do? Select one.

Remove the private IP address from NIC2 and then assign a public IP address to it. Then,
create an

inbound security rule.

Add a third NIC and associate a public IP address to it. Then, create an inbound security rule.

Associate a public IP address to NIC2 and create an inbound security rule.

Create an inbound security rule for TCP port 443.

You have several VMs in Microsoft Azure. All the VMs are configured with the default IP
addressing solution.

A VM named VM1 is assigned the 172.16.10.100 IP address. You stop and deallocate VM1
to perform some

disk maintenance activities. During that time, another administrator deploys a new VM
named VM25. Later,

after VM1 comes back online, you notice that its IP address changed. Now, VM25 is
assigned the

172.16.10.100 IP address. You need to ensure that VM1 maintains the IP address of
172.16.10.100. All other
VMs should have their IP addresses automatically allocated. What should you do? (Each
answer presents

part of the solution. Choose two.)

Stop and deallocate VM1.

Start VM1.

Stop and deallocate VM25.

Start VM25.

Configure VM1 with a static IP address of 172.16.10.100.

Configure VM25 with a new static IP address.

You're currently using network security groups (NSGs) to control how your network traffic
flows in and out of

your virtual network subnets and network interfaces. You want to customize how your NSGs
work. For all

incoming traffic, you need to apply your security rules to both the virtual machine and subnet
level.

Which of the following options will let you accomplish this? (Choose two)

Configure the AllowVNetInBound security rule for all new NSGs.

Create rules for both NICs and subnets with an allow action.

Delete the default rules.

Add rules with a higher priority than the default rules.

Review Question 9

You have an Azure virtual machine that has a multi-network interface with private IP
addressing. To which

IP address in Azure managed DNS is the hostname mapped? Select one.

1 each interface

2  the most recently created network interface


3  the primary network interface

4  the first created network interface

You need to ensure that Azure DNS can resolve names for your registered domain. What
should you implement? Select one.

zone delegation

a CNAME record

an MX record

a secondary zone

a primary zone with a NS record

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