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

The video tutorial explains how to use User Defined Routes (UDRs) in Microsoft Azure to customize network traffic routing. It covers the creation of custom routes in the Azure portal, defining routes with specific next hop options, and assigning these routes to subnets. The tutorial also discusses scenarios involving private and public subnets, and how virtual appliances can be used to manage traffic flow.

What is a User Defined Route (UDR) used for in Azure?

• To create virtual machines

• To define custom network traffic routes

• To manage Azure subscriptions

• To monitor network performance

Which of the following is NOT a possible next hop for a User Defined Route?

• Internet

• Azure subscription

• Virtual network appliance

• Virtual network gateway

What is the purpose of specifying an address prefix when creating a User Defined Route?

• To allocate IP addresses to devices

• To specify the source of the traffic

• To monitor network traffic

• To define the destination of the traffic

In the given scenario, what role does the network virtual appliance play?

• It manages Azure subscriptions

• It provides cloud computing services

• It functions as a network function like a router or firewall

• It acts as a storage device

How can you ensure that all traffic from a public subnet goes through a virtual appliance to a private subnet?

• By using Azure's default routing

• By deleting the public subnet

• By assigning a User Defined Route with the appliance's IP as the next hop

• By creating a new Azure subscription

What is the first step in assigning a custom route to a subnet?

• Monitor network traffic

• Identify the subnet to assign the route to

• Create a new virtual network

• Delete existing route tables

What happens to the traffic of devices hosted in a subnet with an assigned route table?

• It is dropped immediately

• It follows the default Azure routing

• It goes through the route table assigned to the subnet

• It is redirected to a different Azure region