AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Network Watcher - Connection Monitor-Lab

The video tutorial provides an overview of Azure's Network Watcher, focusing on the Connection Monitor feature. It explains how Connection Monitor can track communication between virtual machines and endpoints, providing insights into reachability, latency, and network topology changes. The tutorial demonstrates setting up connection monitoring between a production server and a development server, highlighting potential issues like DNS resolution, CPU, memory, and firewall settings. It also covers how to analyze connection data and resolve issues to ensure smooth communication between servers.

What is the primary purpose of the Network Watcher tool in Azure?

• To create virtual machines

• To store data securely

• To monitor, diagnose, and log network activities

• To manage user accounts

What can the Connection Monitor feature of Network Watcher do?

• Create new virtual networks

• Track communication between virtual machines and endpoints

• Manage Azure subscriptions

• Monitor CPU usage

Which of the following is NOT a potential issue that Connection Monitor can help identify?

• DNS name resolution issues

• CPU and memory usage problems

• Firewall settings within the VM

• Incorrect user permissions

In the practical example, which port number is used for the database communication?

• 8080

• 1433

• 443

• 80

What is the role of the Prod Server in the practical example?

• It is a web server communicating with a database server

• It is a file server

• It acts as a database server

• It is a backup server