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Question No. 1

ACE Inc. has a VNet-A hosting Database services which is peered with several app VNets. There is a new requirement to add another CIDR to VNet-

AHow can you prevent a database connectivity outage for all the peered VNets while performing this task?

AUse powershell to update the VNet-A CIDR

BYou cannot add a CIDR to a VNet after It has been created

CIt's not possible to perform this action without an outage as you need to delete all existing peering before new CIDR can be added

DFirst modify peering routes for all the VNets to add the new CIDR and then add the new CIDR to VNET-A

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Correct Answer: D

Question No. 2

Where is the 'center of gravity' in the new computing model?

APublic Cloud

BPrivate Cloud

COn Prem

DProvider

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Correct Answer: A

Question No. 3

What is a challenge of using VNet peering for transit in Azure?

ALimited bandwidth available over peering connections

BRequires BGP to be configured

CDoesn't scale well as its a 1:1 mapping

DLimited to a single region

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Correct Answer: C

Intra-Region Transitive Options:

VNET Peering - the recommended approach for spoke to spoke communication is VNET peering as this

leverages the MSFT backbone directly and always takes the preferred path. This option provides the

lowest latency possible and has no bandwidth restrictions as opposed to the options previously

discussed. The disadvantage of this model is this connectivity is a 1 to 1 mapping. Each spoke much be

peered directly with another spoke in order to facilitate communication which at scale becomes a web of

interconnected fully meshed VNETS. As such, customers often have challenges in managing the scale of

VNET peers.

Aviatrix Transit Architecture for Azure:

The disadvantage of this model is this connectivity is a 1 to 1 mapping. Each spoke much

be peered directly with another spoke in order to facilitate communication which at scale becomes a web

of interconnected fully meshed VNETS. As such, customers often have challenges in managing the

scale of VNET peers.

Question No. 4

Choose two examples where you would leverage the Aviatrix Controller's S2C (Site-2-Cloud) workflow? (Choose 2)

AConnect your branch office to the cloud resources

BConnect two branch offices directly to each other

CConnect several telecommuting employees to cloud resources based on their geographic location

DConnect a partner directly to a VPC/VNET hosting your application

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Correct Answer: A, D

What are the use cases for Site2Cloud?

Popular use cases of S2C:

* SaaS provider to its customer site If you need to move data continuously and securely from

customer or partner sites to your SaaS service hosted in AWS, Azure or Google, building an

encrypted tunnel between the customer site to you is required.

* Branch offices to cloud If you have many branch offices that need to access applications hosted in

AWS or Azure, using Site2Cloud is the most economical way to build a secure tunnel. Why pay

extra to SD-WAN vendors to go through their ''cloud'' when you can use your existing Internet connection?

Question No. 5

Private, Public, Transit VIFs (Virtual interfaces) are terms related to which...

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AAzure ExpressRoute

BAWS Virtual Private Gateway (VGW)

CAWS DirectConnect

DAWS Transit Gateway

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Correct Answer: C

(AWS Direct Connect virtual interfaces)

You must create one of the following virtual interfaces to begin using your AWS Direct Connect

connection.

Private virtual interface: A private virtual interface should be used to access an Amazon VPC using

private IP addresses.

Public virtual interface: A public virtual interface can access all AWS public services using public IP

addresses.

Transit virtual interface: A transit virtual interface should be used to access one or more Amazon VPC

Transit Gateways associated with Direct Connect gateways. You can use transit virtual interfaces with

1/2/5/10 Gbps AWS Direct Connect connections. For information about Direct Connect gateway

configurations, see Direct Connect gateways.

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