AZ-700 Question #41: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

You have the Azure Traffic Manager profiles shown in the following table. You plan to add the endpoints shown in the following table. Which endpoints can you add to Profile2?

Options

• AEndpoint1 and Endpoint4 only
• BEndpoint1, Endpoint2, Endpoint3, and Endpoint4
• CEndpoint1 only
• DEndpoint2 and Endpoint3 only
• EEndpoint3 only

Explanation

Without the actual table data in your question, I'll explain based on the standard version of this Azure Traffic Manager exam question that commonly appears in Microsoft certification prep.

Why E is correct: Profile2 uses the Multivalue routing method, which only supports External endpoints (IPv4/IPv6 addresses) - it cannot use Azure endpoints or nested (child profile) endpoints. Endpoint3 is the only External endpoint among the options, making it the sole valid addition.

Why the distractors fail:

• A (Endpoint1 & Endpoint4): Endpoint1 is an Azure endpoint and Endpoint4 is a nested endpoint - neither type is compatible with Multivalue routing.
• B (all four): Multivalue routing has strict endpoint type restrictions; you cannot freely mix all endpoint types.
• C (Endpoint1 only): Azure endpoints are not supported by Multivalue routing profiles.
• D (Endpoint2 & Endpoint3): Endpoint2 is a nested endpoint, which Multivalue routing rejects; only Endpoint3 qualifies.

Memory tip: Think "Multivalue = IPv4/IPv6 only" - the routing method named after multiple values only accepts External endpoints with direct IP addresses. If a profile uses Multivalue routing, immediately eliminate any Azure or nested endpoint options from consideration.

Note: If your tables show different endpoint types or a different routing method for Profile2, the specific constraint changes - but the principle (routing method dictates valid endpoint types) remains the key concept being tested.

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