AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Express Route - III

The video tutorial explains how to configure Azure site-to-site VPN and ExpressRoute connections. It highlights the advantages of using both for the same virtual network, such as secure failover paths and connecting to external sites. The tutorial details the configuration requirements, including the need for two virtual network gateways. It also discusses the current deployment options, which are available through PowerShell but not the Azure portal.

What is a key feature of Azure site-to-site VPN traffic?

• It travels encrypted over the public Internet.

• It requires a private network connection.

• It travels unencrypted over the public Internet.

• It is only available through the Azure portal.

What is one advantage of configuring site-to-site VPN and ExpressRoute for the same virtual network?

• It allows for faster data transfer speeds.

• It provides a secure failover path for ExpressRoute.

• It reduces the cost of network management.

• It eliminates the need for a virtual network gateway.

How many virtual network gateways are required for a network using both VPN and ExpressRoute?

• No gateways are required.

• Three gateways, two for VPN and one for ExpressRoute.

• Two gateways, one for VPN and one for ExpressRoute.

• One gateway for both VPN and ExpressRoute.

Which tool is currently required to deploy site-to-site and ExpressRoute coexisting connections?

• Azure portal

• Azure DevOps

• Azure CLI

• PowerShell

What is a limitation of deploying coexisting connections for site-to-site VPN and ExpressRoute?

• It is not supported by Microsoft.

• It is only possible through PowerShell.

• It requires a third-party application.

• It can only be done through the Azure portal.