You are the system administrator. You need to create and set the IPsec/IKE policy on a site-to- site VPN connection. The following are the steps (not necessarily in the proper sequence) required to…

The correct answer is A. b-a-c-d-eright. When creating and setting an IPsec/IKE policy on a site-to-site VPN connection in Azure, the steps must follow a specific dependency order. The correct sequence is b-a-c-d-e. The process begins with step (b) creating the VPN gateway connection object first, then (a) retrieving…

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You are the system administrator. You need to create and set the IPsec/IKE policy on a site-to- site VPN connection. The following are the steps (not necessarily in the proper sequence) required to create and update the policy.

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Ab-a-c-d-eright
Ba-b-c-d-e
Ca-b-d-c-e
Da-c-d-e-b
Eb-a-d-c-e

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A
76% (37)
B
14% (7)
C
6% (3)
D
2% (1)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

When creating and setting an IPsec/IKE policy on a site-to-site VPN connection in Azure, the steps must follow a specific dependency order. The correct sequence is b-a-c-d-e. The process begins with step (b) creating the VPN gateway connection object first, then (a) retrieving the existing connection, followed by (c) creating a new IPsec/IKE policy object, then (d) updating the connection with the new policy, and finally (e) verifying the policy is applied. You must have an existing connection object before you can attach or update a policy to it, which is why option B (a-b-c-d-e) and others that start with 'a' are incorrect - you cannot retrieve a connection that hasn't been referenced yet. The dependency chain means the gateway/connection infrastructure must exist before policy objects can be applied.

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