Practice exams for Azure Network Engineer Associate (AZ-700)
50 questions · 100 min
- Design and implement core networking infrastructure 14 questions
- Design, implement, and manage connectivity services 12 questions
- Design and implement application delivery services 9 questions
- Design and implement Azure network security services 9 questions
- Design and implement private access to Azure services 6 questions
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The 50 questions cover 5 domains: Design and implement core networking infrastructure, Design, implement, and manage connectivity services, Design and implement application delivery services, Design and implement Azure network security services, Design and implement private access to Azure services. 25 of them are free, without an account.
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Sample question
Design and implement core networking infrastructure
A team deploys a VM with a Standard SKU public IP attached to its NIC, but creates no NSG at all. They expect that, without an NSG explicitly allowing it, no inbound traffic can reach the VM. Is this expectation correct?
- No — Standard SKU public IPs are open by default, so unrestricted inbound traffic reaches the VM
- Yes — Standard SKU public IPs use a secure-by-default model and are closed to inbound traffic when used as a frontend
- Yes, but only because Basic SKU is silently used as a fallback with the same protection
- No — the public IP SKU has no effect on inbound security; only NSGs matter
Show the answer and the explanation
Correct answer: B
Standard SKU public IPs follow a secure-by-default model: they are closed to inbound traffic as a frontend unless an NSG explicitly allows it.
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