AZ-700 Question #330: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is A: the routes. In Azure Front Door, a 'route' defines how incoming requests are matched (by path, protocol, etc.) and forwarded to an origin group. To change or fix where traffic is forwarded - such as pointing requests to WebApp1 - you modify the route configuration. The origin group holds the

Submitted by kev92· Apr 18, 2026

Question

You have an Azure subscription that contains an Azure App Service web app named WebApp1 and an Azure Front Door profile named FDProfile1. FDProfile1 forwards requests addressed to forwarded to WebApp1. What should you modify in FDProfile1?

Options

Athe routes
Bthe origin group
Cthe endpoint
Dthe domain

Explanation

In Azure Front Door, a 'route' defines how incoming requests are matched (by path, protocol, etc.) and forwarded to an origin group. To change or fix where traffic is forwarded - such as pointing requests to WebApp1 - you modify the route configuration. The origin group holds the backend targets (e.g., WebApp1's hostname), but the route is what binds the incoming request pattern to that origin group and controls forwarding behavior. Endpoints define the entry point (the Front Door URL), domains attach custom hostnames, and origin groups define backends - but the forwarding decision itself lives in the route.

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