AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Virtual Network Gateway Lab - I (Point to Site)

The video tutorial covers the process of creating and configuring a virtual network gateway in Azure. It begins with selecting a network and creating a gateway subnet, followed by setting up the virtual network gateway. The tutorial explains the differences between VPN types, such as route-based and policy-based, and guides on selecting the appropriate gateway SKU based on bandwidth needs. It also discusses enabling high availability and configuring BGP for enhanced network performance.

What is the first step in creating a gateway subnet?

• Select the network

• Choose a VPN type

• Assign a public IP

• Enable active-active mode

Why must the gateway and VNet be in the same region?

• To reduce latency

• To ensure compatibility

• To avoid additional costs

• To comply with Azure policies

What is the main difference between route-based and policy-based VPNs?

• Route-based is static

• Policy-based supports dynamic routing

• Policy-based is dynamic

• Route-based supports dynamic routing

Which SKU offers the highest bandwidth?

• VPN GW1

• Basic

• VPN GW2

• VPN GW5 AZ

What is a limitation of the basic SKU?

• Limited to 5 tunnels

• Cannot be resized

• Only supports ExpressRoute

• No public IP support

What is required for high availability in VPN gateways?

• Single VPN gateway

• Basic SKU

• Policy-based VPN

• Multiple VPN gateways

What does BGP ASN stand for?

• Basic Gateway Protocol Assigned System Number

• Basic Gateway Protocol Autonomous System Number

• Border Gateway Protocol Autonomous System Number

• Border Gateway Protocol Assigned System Number