AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Vnet Peering - Lab Activity

The video tutorial explains how to set up VNet peering between virtual networks, regardless of their geographical location. It covers the steps to create a VNet peering, including naming conventions and selecting resource managers. The tutorial also discusses traffic control settings, such as allowing bidirectional or unidirectional communication and configuring forwarded traffic. Additionally, it touches on gateway transit options, enabling communication with external resources. The video concludes with a successful creation of a bidirectional peering between two VNets.

What is the significance of VNet peering in different geographical regions?

• It requires VNets to be in the same subscription.

• It enables VNets to communicate across different regions.

• It restricts VNets to a single region for security reasons.

• It allows VNets to communicate only within the same region.

What is the recommended deployment model when creating a VNet peering?

• Legacy

• Resource Manager

• Basic

• Classic

How can you achieve bidirectional communication between VNets?

• Enable only one direction of access.

• Disable all traffic settings.

• Enable access from both VNets to each other.

• Use a third-party tool.

What does the forwarded traffic setting control?

• The speed of the network connection.

• The ability to forward traffic from one VNet to another.

• The encryption level of the traffic.

• The number of VNets that can be peered.

What is the role of Gateway Transit in VNet peering?

• It increases the bandwidth of the VNet.

• It restricts VNets to internal communication only.

• It allows VNets to communicate with external networks.

• It provides additional security layers.

What happens if a VNet does not have a virtual network gateway?

• The VNet will have limited bandwidth.

• The VNet will automatically create a gateway.

• The VNet cannot be peered.

• Gateway Transit cannot be enabled.

What is the final step in the VNet peering process?

• Checking the peering status on both VNets.

• Creating a new subscription.

• Deleting the existing VNets.

• Changing the geographical region.