AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Create Azure File Share (Lab Activity)

The video tutorial explains how to create file shares in Azure, upload files, and mount them on Windows and Linux machines. It covers the process of connecting to virtual machines, executing commands using PowerShell, and accessing uploaded files. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for creating file shares, specifying data limits, and using commands to connect and mount drives on different operating systems.

What is the first step in creating a file share in Azure?

• Clicking on the 'Create Blob' button

• Scrolling to the file services section

• Uploading files directly

• Defining the file share name and size

What is the significance of mounting a file share as a drive?

• It enables automatic backups of the file share

• It provides encryption for the file share

• It increases the storage capacity of the file share

• It allows direct access to the file share from the local machine

Which command is used to connect to a file share on a Windows machine?

• Test-connection

• Mount -t

• New-PSDrive

• Connect-FileShare

What is the purpose of selecting a drive letter when connecting to a file share?

• To assign a local drive path for access

• To encrypt the file share

• To enable file sharing permissions

• To specify the storage size

What protocol is used for testing the network connection to the file share endpoint?

• HTTP

• FTP

• NFS

• SMB

What is verified after executing the command to mount the file share?

• The encryption status of the file share

• The available storage space

• The successful upload of files

• The network speed

What is the final step after mounting the file share on a Windows machine?

• Changing the drive letter

• Verifying the uploaded files in the directory

• Rebooting the machine

• Deleting the file share