AZ-120 · Question #189
You have an SAP landscape that is hosted on VMWare. You plan to migrate an existing SAP landscape to Azure by using Azure Migrate. You need to configure firewall rules to allow access to the Azure…
The correct answer is B. 44368. Port 44368 is the designated HTTPS port for the Azure Migrate appliance management web app, which is the browser-based interface used to configure and monitor the appliance during VMware-to-Azure migrations - this port must be open on the host machine running the appliance for…
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You have an SAP landscape that is hosted on VMWare. You plan to migrate an existing SAP landscape to Azure by using Azure Migrate. You need to configure firewall rules to allow access to the Azure Migrate appliance management app. To which port should you provide access?
Options
- A3900
- B44368
- C44400
- D50014
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A2% (1)
- B94% (60)
- C3% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Port 44368 is the designated HTTPS port for the Azure Migrate appliance management web app, which is the browser-based interface used to configure and monitor the appliance during VMware-to-Azure migrations - this port must be open on the host machine running the appliance for administrators to access the management UI.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (3900): Not associated with Azure Migrate; unrelated to the appliance management stack.
- C (44400): A common confusion point - it sounds plausible but is not used by Azure Migrate; no standard Azure service maps to this port.
- D (50014): Associated with SAP systems (e.g., SAP Message Server), which makes it a clever distractor given the SAP context of the question, but it has no role in Azure Migrate appliance communication.
Memory tip: Think of 44368 as a variant of 443 (standard HTTPS) with a twist - Azure Migrate uses a non-standard HTTPS port to avoid conflicts with other services on the appliance host. The "44" prefix is your cue that it's HTTPS-adjacent, and "368" is the unique suffix to memorize.
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