AZ-700 · Question #74
AZ-700 Question #74: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: A high-bandwidth, low-latency connection between the resources in various virtual networks. A is correct: VNet peering uses Microsoft's backbone network to deliver high-bandwidth and low-latency connectivity between peered virtual networks. B is incorrect: Peering provides LOW latency - not high latency. C is incorrect: VNet peering is a non-disruptive operation with no
Question
You can use Virtual network peering to connect two or more Virtual Networks in Azure seamlessly. Which of the following benefits would you get using the virtual network peering? (Choose three)
Options
- AA high-bandwidth, low-latency connection between the resources in various virtual networks
- BA high-bandwidth, high-latency connection between the resources in various virtual networks
- CSignificant downtime to resources in either virtual networks while developing the peering, or after
- DThe ability to peer virtual networks created through the Azure Resource Manager.
- EThe capability for resources in a virtual network to communicate with resources in another virtual
Explanation
A is correct: VNet peering uses Microsoft's backbone network to deliver high-bandwidth and low-latency connectivity between peered virtual networks. B is incorrect: Peering provides LOW latency - not high latency. C is incorrect: VNet peering is a non-disruptive operation with no downtime to resources in either network during creation or after. D is correct: Azure supports peering between virtual networks created via Azure Resource Manager (and even legacy Classic VNets via Global VNet Peering). E is correct: A core benefit of VNet peering is enabling resources in separate virtual networks to communicate with each other as if they were on the same network, using private IP addresses.
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