Exam AZ-304 topic 5 question 3 discussion

ExpressRoute is an option but not a necessity. Correct Answer - C & D

the question asks "Each correct answer presents a complete solution." so B and C is an independent complete solution.

C, D : Why are there no other options? A. Configure Azure Traffic Manager: Azure Traffic Manager is a DNS-based load balancer that distributes traffic to different regions, endpoints, or services, but is not used for routing network traffic within a VNet or directing traffic through a specific virtual device. B. Implement Azure ExpressRoute: Azure ExpressRoute provides a private connection between your on-premises network and Azure, offering higher bandwidth and low latency. However, it is not required to route traffic through a specific virtual device within an Azure VNet.

C) Azure ExpressRoute: Azure ExpressRoute is a dedicated private connection between Azure and an on-premises network. While it provides a secure and reliable connection, it is not specifically needed to manage network traffic in this scenario.

It should be C & D, same question is in exam readiness video (Q2) https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/exam-readiness-zone/preparing-for-az-305-design-infrastructure-solutions-segment-4-of-4. There you have to only select one but the instructor has cancelled express route.

The answer is BC. The first sentence "You have an on-premises network to which you deploy a virtual appliance" already implies that you have a vnet. You can't deploy an appliance without creating a vnet first or during deployment process. So this leaves only ExpressRoute and Routing Table.

B,C is correct.

I would say C and D. My view is that the question states a site to site VPN. Express route creates a layer 2 where by S2S is over the public internet. Therefore, I would rule out express route if they want you to setup a S2S VPN. Traffic manager is a DNS load balancer. From my experience, that would not work so great as with the S2S established, to route traffic between the VPN, Azure VN and/or routing table is better option for me.

** You plan to deploy several Azure virtual machines and connect the on-premises network to Azure by using a Site-to-Site connection. ** All network traffic that will be directed from the Azure virtual machines to a specific subnet A. Configure Azure Traffic Manager. B. Implement Azure ExpressRoute. Most Voted C. Configure a routing table. Most Voted D. Implement an Azure virtual network. Site-Site Connection implies to me that I can use VPN (ExpressRoute is not necessary) and to redirect traffic to a specific subnet meaning routing table. So the answer should be C and D

All network traffic that will be directed from the Azure virtual machines to a specific subnet must flow through the virtual appliance. the virtual appliance is on-prem. question asked each answer is a completely solution

There is no existing site to site connection, this is part of what will be put in place

Have this same question on skillpipe material from the az-304 course and there is only ONE option that is "Implement an Azure virtual Network". Don' t know where the second option came from. But would go for C.

Correct answer should be B & C (given answer). The reason "Each correct answer presents a complete solution" . The keyword is the answer must present a complete solution . Option D - is part of the solution and it doesnt present a complete solution.

ExpressRoute is an option but not a necessity. Correct Answer - C & D

"Each correct answer presents a complete solution". No it doesn't. Bad question. If this comes up though I'm going for B and C.

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The question clearly states that "You have an on-premises network to which you deploy a virtual appliance" which implies that the VA is onsite. It then states " You plan to deploy several Azure virtual machines and connect the on-premises network" which would indicate that the azure side is not set up yet as it says "you plan". Therefore I'd go with C and D as you will need custom routes to control the traffic flow.