E20-020 · Question #17
An organization uses Microsoft Active Directory (AD) for service authentication in their private cloud. They want to use the same authentication source for services in the public cloud. External…
The correct answer is B. Connect the two clouds through IPsec VPNPlace AD controllers in the private and public clouds. https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/keithmayer/2013/01/20/step-by-step-extending-on-premise- active-directoryto-the-cloud-with-windows-azure-31-days-of-servers-in-the-cloud- part-20-of-31/
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An organization uses Microsoft Active Directory (AD) for service authentication in their private cloud. They want to use the same authentication source for services in the public cloud. External employees access services in both clouds and need to authenticate with AD. The organization wants to minimize and secure network traffic. Which solution will address these requirements?
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- AConnect the two clouds through IPsec VPNPlace AD controllers in the private cloud only
- BConnect the two clouds through IPsec VPNPlace AD controllers in the private and public clouds
- CConfigure perimeter firewalls to allow AD traffic Place AD controllers in the private and public
- DExternal users connect with IPsec VPNPlace AD controllers in the private cloud only
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A10% (2)
- B80% (16)
- C5% (1)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/keithmayer/2013/01/20/step-by-step-extending-on-premise- active-directoryto-the-cloud-with-windows-azure-31-days-of-servers-in-the-cloud- part-20-of-31/
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