
Configure Azure virtual network (VNet) with subnets, VNet peering, and VPN or ExpressRoute connectivity to on-prem and internet, while applying DDoS protection, network security groups, Private Link, and Service Endpoints.
Discover how to create an Azure virtual network by filling the create form, configuring basics, IP space, and optional subnet. Learn about address space overlap and VNet peering implications.
Establish Azure VNet peering to connect two virtual networks in same or different regions, secure Azure Backbone network traffic, enabling high speed, low latency communication without traversing the public internet.
Design and implement a site-to-site VPN between an Azure VNet and on-prem network by configuring a local network gateway, VPN gateway, and routing, then test connectivity.
Deploy and configure routing and remote access on the on-prem windows device to act as a VPN device, enabling VPN access and LAN routing.
Demonstrates how to generate a self-signed root certificate and a client certificate using PowerShell, then export and secure them for authentication in a point-to-site VPN.
Promote a DMZ virtual machine to a network virtual appliance by enabling IP forwarding and installing routing and remote access components to forward traffic and support VPN.
Explore Azure service endpoints for secure, subnet-restricted connectivity from your vnet to Azure Storage, Cosmos DB, and Azure SQL Database over the Azure backbone.
Discover how a DNS server resolves domain names to IP addresses, and how authoritative servers, DNS cache, and TTL shape fast, accurate name resolution.
Explore the main dns records and how they map a domain to ip addresses, including a, aaaa, mx, cname, ns, and txt records used for ownership verification and mail routing.
Learn the benefits of Azure public DNS, manage public DNS records from the Azure portal, and route external domains to Microsoft public DNS while domain registration remains with third-party providers.
Create DNS zones in Azure, obtain Microsoft name servers, and update GoDaddy records to delegate go cloud easily dot x y z, while verifying start of authority and NS records.
Deploy three virtual machines and install a dummy site on each, create a file and folder structure via a PowerShell script, and verify path-based routing with an Azure Application Gateway.
Master Azure Networking with Our Comprehensive AZ-700 Course: "Designing and Implementing Azure Network Solutions"
Take your Azure networking skills to the next level with AZ-700: Designing and Implementing Azure Network Solutions. This hands-on course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical expertise needed to design, implement, and manage secure, scalable, and highly available Azure network solutions.
What You’ll Learn:
This course covers everything you need to pass the AZ-700 certification exam and succeed as an Azure Networking Specialist. You’ll gain in-depth knowledge and practical experience across 13 comprehensive sections, including:
Introduction to Azure Networking: Understand Azure networking concepts, architecture, and best practices for designing solutions.
Design and Implement Virtual Networks: Learn to create, configure, and secure Azure Virtual Networks (VNets) with subnets, address spaces, and Network Security Groups.
Hybrid Networking: Implement hybrid solutions such as VPN Gateways, Site-to-Site connections, and Azure ExpressRoute for seamless on-premises integration.
Azure Load Balancer: Master load balancing for performance optimization and fault tolerance with demos on configuration and health monitoring.
Application Gateway and WAF: Secure applications using Azure Application Gateway and Web Application Firewall (WAF).
Traffic Management Solutions: Configure Azure Traffic Manager for routing and traffic distribution with failover and geo-fencing techniques.
Network Security: Learn to secure Azure networks using Azure Firewall, NSGs, and DDoS protection.
Private Access to Azure Services: Implement Private Link and Private Endpoints for secure connections to Azure services.
Network Routing and Endpoints: Configure custom routes, Network Virtual Appliances (NVAs), and endpoints to optimize traffic flows.
Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting: Use Azure Monitor, Network Watcher, and diagnostic tools for end-to-end visibility and issue resolution.
Secure and Optimize Network Performance: Implement Just-in-Time (JIT) VM access and optimize performance for mission-critical workloads.
DNS Solutions: Configure Azure DNS, custom domains, and private DNS zones for seamless name resolution.
Case Studies and Real-World Scenarios: Apply your knowledge to real-world examples of enterprise applications, disaster recovery, and hybrid cloud architectures.
Why Enroll in This Course?
Hands-On Learning: Includes in-depth demos and practical exercises for real-world experience.
Exam-Focused: Covers all AZ-700 objectives to ensure certification success.
Comprehensive Coverage: From basic concepts to advanced networking designs, this course prepares you for enterprise-level Azure deployments.
Case Studies: Learn how to solve real-world challenges in global and hybrid networking scenarios.
By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence to design, implement, and troubleshoot Azure networking solutions, preparing you for both the AZ-700 certification and a successful career as an Azure Networking Specialist.
Enroll today and start your journey toward becoming an Azure network expert!