Microsoft · AZ-700
Private endpoints and Private Link service
AZ-700 · Lesson 16 of 20 · 2:12:33
YouTube loads only after you press play. This chapter opens at its timestamp in the full course. Watch on YouTube ↗
In this lesson
Prepare for the AZ-700 exam (Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate). In this lesson: planning and creating private endpoints, approval and connection states, network policies for security groups and route tables, DNS integration with privatelink zones and conditional forwarders for on-premises clients, and publishing your own service with Private Link service. Includes three original practice questions.
Preview the topics
- Traffic from the spokes to a private endpoint in the hub must go through Azure Firewall, but a default route to the firewall has no effect on it. What should the team do?
- Warehouse servers resolve a storage account to its public address, although it has a private endpoint. What conditional forwarder should the on-premises DNS use?
- A logistics partner wants private access to Contoso’s tracking API, which runs behind an internal Standard load balancer, without any peering. What should Contoso create?