Exam AZ-801 topic 4 question 10 discussion

Just "A" & "D" for me. The key part of the question I think is: What should you do in Azure Migrate? So, configuration tasks in Azure Migrate only, not tasks in your Hyper-V environment. There's no need for "E" - we don't need the zip file to create the appliance as the question states it is already imported.

The question You have a server named Server1 that runs Windows Server and has the Hyper-V server role installed. You import the Azure Migrate appliance as VM1. You need to register VM1 with Azure Migrate. Which two tasks should you perform in Azure Migrate? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. A. Create a project. B. Add a migration tool. C. Add an assessment tool. D. Generate a project key. E. Download the Azure Migrate installer script ZIP file. Suggested Answer: DE Answer : AD Azure Migrate appliance already imported as VM1 (no need for Azure Migrate installer script). Next step : register VM using project key.

Agree with Kurko

Appliance deployment (VHD) To set up the appliance using a VHD template: Provide an appliance name and generate a project key in the portal. Download a compressed Hyper-V VHD from the Azure portal. Create the appliance, and check that it can connect to Azure Migrate: Discovery and assessment. Configure the appliance for the first time, and register it with the project using the project key.

To register the Azure Migrate appliance (VM1) with Azure Migrate after importing it as a VM on a Hyper-V server (Server1), according to the provided Microsoft documentation, you need to: Option A. Create a project. Option D. Generate a project key. Here's the process in detail: Create a project: In Azure Migrate, you start by creating a new project in your Azure subscription. The project is where you'll manage all your Azure Migrate tools and assessments. Generate a project key: After creating a project, you need to generate a project key within the project. This key is used to register the Azure Migrate appliance with your Azure Migrate project. Once you have the project created and the key generated, you enter the project key into the Azure Migrate appliance (VM1) to register it with Azure Migrate. This will link your on-premises environment (the VM1 appliance) with the Azure Migrate service in the cloud, allowing you to start the assessment and migration process.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/migrate/tutorial-migrate-hyper-v?tabs=UI Go to the already created project or create a new project. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/migrate/how-to-set-up-appliance-hyper-v Configure the appliance for the first time, and register it with the project using the project key Would go for A & D

From link given A and D seem to be correct. Not sure you need the script when you have already imported the appliance. Link does not mention use of script, only that you can use if you can not use the downloaded VHD, but here we have used it already. "Using a script is useful if you're unable to create an appliance using the downloaded template." but has been created already. "Make sure you don't run the script on an existing Azure Migrate appliance." the Migration and modernization tool is automatically added to the project. the Azure Migrate Discovery and assessment tool is automatically added to the project. I will go with ADE because a Migration and Assessment tool is automatically included, but I can not find documentation to back the answer up.

The given answer is correct. The VM is already imported. The question is asking the steps to only register the VM.

Ans is ACD on the appliance no need to run any zip file/installer

Yes, correct: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/migrate/tutorial-migrate-hyper-v?tabs=UI I was in doubt about whether B is not also necessary. But I think the Azure Migrate Appliance IS the migration tool (the one that Microsoft wants us to use, there are alternatives). So given that the appliance is already set up, that part is not necessary. I wonder even whether you need to create a project still - as you do that BEFORE you set up the Azure Migrate Appliance. But well, it is technically possible to use the setup files from another project to create the Appliance VM, so A (and D) is probably part of the correct answer...

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