AZ-801 · Question #177
Drag and Drop Question You have an on-premises server named Server1 that runs Windows Server. You have an Azure subscription. You create a Microsoft Sentinel workspace named Workspace1. You need to en
This question tests your knowledge of the end-to-end setup required to stream Windows Security Events from an Azure Arc-enabled on-premises server into Microsoft Sentinel using the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA) data connector.
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This question tests your knowledge of the end-to-end setup required to stream Windows Security Events from an Azure Arc-enabled on-premises server into Microsoft Sentinel using the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA) data connector.
Approach. After enrolling Server1 in Azure Arc (which gives Azure a management plane over the on-premises machine), the remaining steps follow a fixed dependency chain: (1) Install the Azure Monitor Agent (AMA) on Server1 - because Azure Arc-enabled servers support AMA as a VM extension, this replaces the legacy MMA/OMS agent and is required by the 'Windows Security Events via AMA' connector. (2) Create a Data Collection Rule (DCR) in Azure Monitor - a DCR defines WHAT events to collect (e.g., All Security Events, Common, or Minimal) and WHERE to send them (Workspace1). (3) Associate the DCR with Server1 - this final binding tells the AMA on Server1 to follow the DCR's instructions and forward matching events to Workspace1. Without the DCR association, the agent has no instructions; without the AMA, the DCR has nothing to execute on the server.
Concept tested. Configuring the Windows Security Events via AMA data connector in Microsoft Sentinel for Azure Arc-enabled on-premises servers - specifically the ordered dependency between Azure Arc enrollment, AMA installation, DCR creation, and DCR-to-resource association.
Reference. Microsoft Learn: 'Connect Windows servers to Microsoft Sentinel using the AMA' - docs.microsoft.com/azure/sentinel/data-connectors/windows-security-events
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