AZ-800 Azure Virtual WAN Implementation 2

Question 1

A company needs to connect 50 branch offices to Azure using Virtual WAN. Which Virtual WAN type supports both Site-to-Site VPN and ExpressRoute connectivity?

Accepted Answer

Standard

Answer

Standard Virtual WAN supports Site-to-Site VPN, Point-to-Site VPN, ExpressRoute, and VNet-to-VNet transit routing.

Question 2

When configuring a Virtual WAN hub, what is the minimum address space required for the hub virtual network?

Accepted Answer

/24

Answer

A Virtual WAN hub requires a minimum /24 address space to accommodate the hub's internal infrastructure components.

Question 3

A network engineer wants to enable inter-hub routing in Azure Virtual WAN. Which feature must be configured to allow traffic to flow between two hubs in different regions?

Accepted Answer

Hub routing intent

Answer

Hub routing intent configures the hub's routing policies and enables traffic flow between connected hubs across regions.

Question 4

Your organization uses Azure Virtual WAN and needs branch offices to communicate with each other without routing through Azure. Which routing configuration achieves this?

Accepted Answer

Branch-to-branch connectivity enabled on the hub

Answer

Enabling branch-to-branch connectivity on the Virtual WAN hub allows site-to-site and ExpressRoute connections to exchange routes with each other.

Question 5

An administrator deploys Azure Firewall in a Virtual WAN secured hub. What happens to the hub's routing behavior by default after Firewall deployment?

Accepted Answer

Routing remains unchanged until routing intent is configured

Answer

Deploying Azure Firewall in a hub does not change routing by default; routing intent must be explicitly configured to steer traffic through the firewall.

AZ-800 - Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions Practice Test

AZ-800 - Microsoft Azure Networking Solutions Practice Test

AZ-800 Azure Virtual WAN Implementation 2