Configure and manage virtual networks in Azure
10 practice questions under this official exam objective (AZ-104), each with the answer key, an option-by-option explanation and instant feedback.
Questions under this objective
10 total · page 1 of 1Configure Static Internal IP for Azure VMs
Assigning a static private IP address to an Azure VM requires modifying the network interface configuration in the Azure portal, as classic PowerShell
Which VNets Can Host Azure Firewall AF1 in RG1
This AZ-104 question tests the placement rules for an Azure Firewall deployment: the firewall, its target virtual network, and its public IP address m
Floating IP on Azure ILB for SQL Always On Listener
This AZ-104 scenario asks whether enabling Floating IP (direct server return) on an Azure internal load balancer satisfies the requirement of acting a
Re-install VPN Client for Peered VNet Access?
When a Point-to-Site (P2S) VPN topology changes by adding a peered virtual network, Windows clients must download and reinstall the VPN client configu
Allow Gateway Transit on VirtualNetworkB for Point-to-Site Access
In Azure point-to-site (P2S) VPN peering scenarios, gateway routing only flows when 'Allow gateway transit' is enabled on the VNet that owns the VPN g
Which Azure Resources Can You Associate a Public IP Address To?
A public IP address in Azure can be associated with a load balancer frontend configuration and a network interface, but not directly with a virtual ma
Which Virtual Networks Can Peer with VNet1 Across Tenants
Azure virtual network peering supports connecting VNets across different regions and different Microsoft Entra tenants. This page confirms that VNet1
Azure Route Table Next Hop Types
This question tests knowledge of Azure Route Table next hop types, specifically identifying when to use a Virtual appliance for custom IP routing. The
Maximum VMs in Azure Subnet /25
This question tests the calculation of usable IP addresses in a subnet to determine the maximum number of virtual machines. The correct answer is C (1
Azure Route Table Association Scope
Determines the valid association targets for an Azure route table, establishing that subnets are the only direct association point.