Exam 70-740 topic 1 question 267 discussion

Sorry,it’s B . See this link: https://www.techveze.com/configuring-port-rules/ And also you can try in your lab.

B - you can only go back in after the port filter rule is first setup to see this setting in the GUI

Correct Answer is B. From the host properties in the Network Load Balancing Manager. https://newhelptech.wordpress.com/2018/10/01/step-by-step-how-to-implement-configure-network-load-balancing-in-windows-server-2016/ 11 – In the Network Load Balancing Manager console, right-click SUB-01, and then click Host Properties 12 – On the Port Rules tab, click the port rule that has 5678 as the Start and End value, and then click Edit 13 – Click the Handling priority value, and change it to 10 and click OK twice to close

Yes, you can also achieve that from the host properties, but now it is specifically asking you to do it from the NLB Manager. So A is the correct answer.

A is correct, B is not correct because from the host properties is not possible edit filter rules

It is B. The reference shows Win 2003 document which is not acceptable to me. By lab experience, it is confirmed that first you should select Filtering Mode to Single Host from cluster properties then go to host properties, there will be an option to change Handling Priority under the heading of Filtering Mode in front of Single Host. You can see the screenshot in this book "Exam Ref 70-740 by Craig Zacker"

B Configuring port rules includes the creation, editing, and removal of port rules. To create port rules: Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Network Connections. Right-click Local Area Connection, and then click Properties. In the Local Connection Properties dialog box, click Network Load Balancing, and then click Properties. Click the Port Rules tab, and then click ADD. Type values for the Port range, Protocols, Filtering mode, Affinity, Load weight, and Handling priority boxes by using information from the installation check list. Click OK. To edit port rules: Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Network Connections. Right-click Local Area Connection, and then click Properties. In the Local Connection Properties dialog box, click Network Load Balancing, and then click Properties. Click the Port Rules tab. In the list of rules, double-click the rule to display the rule's parameters in the Configuration area above the list of rules. Modify the Port range, Protocols, and Filtering mode parameters as necessary. Click OK.

I think it is B.

Hi guys, I think the answer is D...

Aren't you supposed to configure port rules?