AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Public IP Addresses

The video tutorial explains the process of assigning IP addresses in Azure, focusing on dynamic and static assignments. It covers creating public IP addresses, understanding the differences between basic and standard SKUs, and their security implications. The tutorial also demonstrates how to assign IPs to resources like virtual machines and load balancers, and how to manage these assignments, including associating and disassociating IPs with network interfaces.

What is the main difference between dynamic and static IP address assignments in Azure?

• Dynamic IPs are only available for virtual machines.

• Static IPs are cheaper than dynamic IPs.

• Dynamic IPs are more secure than static IPs.

• Dynamic IPs change over time, while static IPs remain constant.

Which of the following resources cannot have a static IP address in Azure?

• Internet-facing Load Balancer

• Virtual Machine

• Network Interface Card

• VPN Gateway

What is a key security difference between basic and standard SKUs for public IP addresses?

• Basic SKUs offer better security by default.

• Basic SKUs are zone redundant by default.

• Standard SKUs have open security by default.

• Standard SKUs provide better security options and are secure by default.

Which IP version options are available when creating a public IP address in Azure?

• Neither IPV4 nor IPV6

• IPV4 only

• IPV6 only

• Both IPV4 and IPV6

What should you do after finishing your work with a public IP address in Azure?

• Leave it associated with the network interface.

• Disassociate and delete the IP address.

• Convert it to a static IP address.

• Transfer it to another resource group.