AZ-104 · Question #540
Hotspot Question You have an Azure Load Balancer named LB1. You assign a user named User1 the roles shown in the following exhibit. Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that completes e
The correct answer is A server that has a public IP address of 131.107.103.10 can access storageaccount1 = Yes; Individual blobs in storageaccount1 can be set to use the archive tier = Yes; Global administrations in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) can access a file share hosted in storageaccount1 by using their Azure AD credentials = No. The question appears to reference a storage account configuration exhibit (not an Azure Load Balancer as mentioned in the stem, suggesting a question bank mismatch). Based on the answers provided: A server with public IP 131.107.103.10 CAN access storageaccount1 (Yes) because the
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- A server that has a public IP address of 131.107.103.10 can access storageaccount1Yes
- Individual blobs in storageaccount1 can be set to use the archive tierYes
- Global administrations in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) can access a file share hosted in storageaccount1 by using their Azure AD credentialsNo
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The question appears to reference a storage account configuration exhibit (not an Azure Load Balancer as mentioned in the stem, suggesting a question bank mismatch). Based on the answers provided: A server with public IP 131.107.103.10 CAN access storageaccount1 (Yes) because the storage firewall likely includes that IP in its allowed list or allows all networks. Individual blobs CAN be set to the archive tier (Yes) because Azure Blob Storage supports lifecycle management and manual tier assignment at the individual blob level for general-purpose v2 or Blob storage accounts. Global Administrators CANNOT access a file share using Azure AD credentials (No) because Azure Files SMB access requires explicit RBAC role assignments (like Storage File Data SMB Share Reader/Contributor) or traditional AD DS authentication - Global Admin in Azure AD does not automatically grant data-plane access to Azure file shares, as Azure AD is used for identity but file share access requires specific storage RBAC or Kerberos-based AD DS integration.
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