AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Network Routing - System Routes

The video tutorial covers the fundamentals of networking, focusing on the management of traffic between virtual machines, databases, and other entities. It explains the role of system routes in directing network traffic and how Azure uses these routes to manage communication between subnets, virtual networks, and the Internet. The tutorial also discusses route tables, which contain rules for packet routing, and how custom routes can override default system routes in Azure.

What is the primary role of networking in virtual environments?

• To store data securely

• To manage traffic between various entities

• To provide user authentication

• To enhance graphical performance

What is a system route in Azure?

• A method for data encryption

• A mechanism to direct network traffic

• A set of rules for data storage

• A tool for user authentication

What is recorded in a route table?

• Network traffic logs

• Virtual machine configurations

• User credentials

• A set of rules called routes

How can default system routes be overridden in Azure?

• By using custom routes

• By deleting them

• By changing the subnet configuration

• By modifying the virtual machine settings

What happens if a matching system route is not found for a packet?

• The packet is stored temporarily

• The packet is dropped

• The packet is rerouted

• The packet is encrypted