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Browse all 4 practice questions covering Virtual Network Peering and Connectivity for the AZ-104 certification exam. Answers are intentionally hidden on this page so you can self-test first before checking results in quiz mode.
- Question 1Implement and manage virtual networking
Two Azure virtual networks in the same region — VNet-A (10.1.0.0/16) and VNet-B (10.2.0.0/16) — need to communicate privately. VNet-A has a VPN Gateway. A VM in VNet-B must reach resources in an on-premises network via VNet-A's gateway. What must be enabled on the VNet peering configuration?
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Start AZ-104 Quiz - Question 2Implement and manage virtual networking
A company needs to establish an encrypted site-to-site VPN connection between their on-premises network and an Azure virtual network. They require up to 1 Gbps throughput. Which Azure VPN Gateway SKU family meets this requirement?
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Start AZ-104 Quiz - Question 3Implement and manage virtual networking
What type of VPN does Azure VPN Gateway support for site-to-site connections?
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Start AZ-104 Quiz - Question 4Implement and manage virtual networking
What is a key difference between Azure VNet peering and VPN Gateway for connecting two VNets?
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Key VNet Peering Concepts for AZ-104
AZ-104 VNet Peering Exam Tips
Virtual Network Peering and Connectivity questions in AZ-104 are typically scenario-based. Focus on day-to-day Azure administration, identity, network, compute, storage, and monitoring. Priority concepts: vnet peering, global peering, vpn gateway, expressroute, site-to-site, point-to-site.
What AZ-104 Expects
- Anchor your answer in prioritize operationally practical configurations and least-privilege administration.
- VNet Peering scenarios for AZ-104 are frequently mapped to Domain 4 (15-20%), so read the objective carefully before picking controls or architecture.
- Expect multi-topic scenarios where VNet Peering interacts with identity, networking, governance, or monitoring patterns rather than appearing as an isolated question.
- When two options are both technically valid, prefer the choice that best aligns with the exam's operational scope (Associate) and vendor best practices.
High-Value VNet Peering Concepts
- Know the core VNet Peering building blocks cold: vnet peering, global peering, vpn gateway, expressroute.
- Review the edge-case features and limits for site-to-site, point-to-site; these details are commonly used to differentiate answer choices.
- Practice service-integration reasoning: how VNet Peering pairs with Virtual Networks, VPN & ExpressRoute in real deployment patterns.
- For AZ-104, explain why the chosen VNet Peering design meets reliability, security, and cost expectations better than the alternatives.
Common AZ-104 Traps
- Watch for forgetting scope inheritance and RBAC precedence.
- Questions in Implement and Manage Virtual Networking often include distractors that look correct for VNet Peering but violate least-privilege, compliance, or availability requirements.
- Avoid picking options purely by feature name; validate data path, failure handling, and governance impact before answering.
- If the prompt hints at automation or repeatability, eliminate manual-only operational answers first.
Fast Review Checklist
- Can you compare at least two VNet Peering implementation paths and justify which one best fits the scenario?
- Can you map the chosen answer back to Implement and Manage Virtual Networking (15-20%) outcomes for AZ-104?
- Can you explain security and access boundaries for VNet Peering without relying on default-open assumptions?
- Can you describe how VNet Peering integrates with Virtual Networks and VPN & ExpressRoute during failure, scaling, and monitoring events?