Microsoft · AZ-700
Routing, forced tunneling, and Route Server
AZ-700 · Lesson 5 of 20 · 30:00
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In this lesson
Prepare for the AZ-700 exam (Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate). In this lesson: system routes and user-defined routes, next hop types, route selection by longest prefix and by source, route tables and BGP route propagation, forced tunneling, diagnosing routes with effective routes and next hop, and Azure Route Server for dynamic routing with network virtual appliances. Includes three original practice questions.
Preview the topics
- A spoke route table sends the default route to the hub firewall, yet traffic to an on-premises range learned through BGP skips the firewall. Why?
- Traffic routed to a virtual appliance never comes out of it, although the appliance itself works. What is the most likely missing setting?
- Two firewall appliances in the hub must advertise routes to the spokes dynamically, with no route tables to update when networks change. What fits?