AZ-801 · Question #200
From VM3, you can establish a Remote Desktop connection to VM1 without requesting access.
The correct answer is A. Yes. VM3 can connect to VM1 via Remote Desktop without requesting access because the NSG rules or subnet configuration in the scenario already allow inbound RDP traffic from VM3.
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- AYes
- BNo
- C
- D
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(21 responses)- A90% (19)
- C5% (1)
- D5% (1)
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VM3 can connect to VM1 via Remote Desktop without requesting access because the NSG rules or subnet configuration in the scenario already allow inbound RDP traffic from VM3.
The statement is true. VM3 has a direct, pre-authorized RDP path to VM1 based on the scenario's network security group allow rules or subnet placement, meaning no JIT access request is required - the inbound port 3389 rule is already open and active for VM3's source.
Answering No would incorrectly indicate that VM3 cannot connect without first going through a JIT request workflow, which conflicts with the NSG or subnet configuration that already permits RDP from VM3 to VM1.
Concept tested: Azure VM direct RDP access via permissive NSG rules
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/network-security-groups-overview
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