AZ-700 Virtual Networks and Peering

Question 1

What is the maximum number of virtual networks you can peer with a single Azure VNet by default?

Accepted Answer

500

Answer

100

Answer

200

Answer

50

Question 2

Which VNet peering type connects virtual networks in different Azure regions?

Accepted Answer

Global VNet peering

Answer

Local VNet peering

Answer

Cross-region peering

Answer

Remote peering

Question 3

When configuring VNet peering, which setting must be enabled to allow traffic from a peered network to use the local VNet's gateway?

Accepted Answer

Allow gateway transit

Answer

Allow forwarded traffic

Answer

Use remote gateways

Answer

Allow virtual network access

Question 4

What address space overlap rule applies to Azure VNet peering?

Accepted Answer

Address spaces must not overlap

Answer

Overlapping address spaces are allowed with NAT

Answer

Only the first /24 must be unique

Answer

Overlap is allowed for global peering only

Question 5

In a hub-spoke VNet topology, which component typically resides in the hub VNet?

Accepted Answer

Shared services like VPN Gateway and Azure Firewall

Answer

Application workloads

Answer

Individual department subnets

Answer

Storage accounts

Question 6

Which Azure feature allows you to use a VNet in one subscription peered to a VNet in a different subscription?

Accepted Answer

Cross-subscription VNet peering

Answer

VNet-to-VNet VPN

Answer

Azure Private Link

Answer

Azure Relay