
Lay the foundation of Azure networking by mastering core concepts, creating a virtual network, and exploring how subscriptions, regions, and services like Azure Bastion, Azure NAT, and DNS fit together.
Explore the fundamentals of networking as you prepare to use Azure virtual networks and deploy virtual machines within them, including private and public IP addresses and subnets for servers.
Provision a Windows Server VM and install Active Directory Domain Services to host a private domain inside an Azure virtual network, and use Azure Private DNS for internal employees.
Establish a site-to-site VPN between on-premises and the Azure VPN gateway by configuring a demand-dial interface, IKEv2, and a pre-shared key, then verify access to the Nginx server at 10.0.0.4.
Virtual machine scale sets enable on-demand, identical machines as a backend for the application gateway and load balancer, enabling vertical and horizontal scaling driven by CPU thresholds.
Demonstrate implementing an Azure private endpoint for blob storage, disabling public access, provisioning a private NIC in the VNet, and validating private DNS resolves to a private IP.
Demonstrates configuring outbound security rules on NSGs, denying outbound traffic and testing connectivity for database and web servers, and explains NSG statefulness and how inbound rules affect return traffic.
This chapter talks about Azure
This chapter talks about the Azure Free Account
This chapter talks about on how to create the Azure Free Account
This chapter looks at a tour of the Azure Portal
This chapter looks at what we are going to start with first
This chapter looks at what is a network
This chapter looks at understanding a request from the home network
This chapter looks at a simple network
This chapter looks at organization networks
This chapter looks at what is an Azure virtual network
This chapter looks at creating an Azure virtual network
This chapter looks at what goes into deploying a virtual machine
This chapter looks at logging into a virtual machine
This chapter looks at installing Internet Information Services
This chapter looks at what we are going to look at next
This chapter looks at understanding IP addresses
This chapter looks at Public and Private IP addresses
This chapter looks at inspecting IP addresses
This chapter looks at a review on IP Config
This chapter looks at subnet mask and CIDR
This chapter looks at subnets
This chapter looks at creating a new subnet
This chapter looks at deploying a machine to a new subnet
This chapter looks at communication between 2 machines
This chapter looks at a review on Azure virtual machines
This chapter looks at deleting your resources
This chapter looks at virtual network peering
This chapter looks at a setup on virtual network peering
This chapter looks at an implementation on virtual network peering
This chapter looks at the domain name system
This chapter looks at routing a domain to a virtual machine
This chapter looks at Internal DNS systems
This chapter looks at setting up a domain
This chapter looks at setting up a web server
This chapter looks at setting up a DNS server
This chapter looks at Azure Private DNS
This chapter looks at a lab on Azure Private DNS
This chapter looks at Azure Private DNS and Virtual Network Peering
This chapter looks at Azure Public DNS
This chapter looks at a quick review
This chapter looks at why we need a routing service
This chapter looks at the Azure Load Balancer service
This chapter looks at the Load Balancer SKU's
This chapter looks at Availability sets
This chapter looks at Availability Zones
This chapter looks at the Basic Load balancer setup
This chapter looks at the Basic Load Balancer implementation
This chapter looks at Network Address Translation
This chapter looks at NAT Rules
This chapter looks at creating a Linux VM
This chapter looks at upgrading the subscription
This chapter looks at adding a Linux VM to the backend pool
This chapter looks at adding a frontend IP
This chapter looks at the Standard Load Balancer setup
This chapter looks at the Load Balancer configuration
This chapter looks at Outbound rules
This chapter looks at a lab on outbound rules
This chapter looks at the Internal Load Balancer
This chapter looks at Virtual Machine Scale sets
This chapter looks at a Lab on virtual machine scale set
This chapter looks at Virtual Machine Scale Set extensions
This chapter looks at scaling in virtual machine scale sets
This chapter looks at a review on the Load Balancer
This chapter looks at the Azure Application Gateway
This chapter looks at the OSI model
This chapter looks at the wireshark tool
This chapter looks at looking at the details of the request
This chapter looks at the components of the Azure Application Gateway
This chapter looks at URL Routing
This chapter looks at Azure Application Gateway implementation
This chapter looks at Azure DNS names for Azure Application Gateway
This chapter looks at mapping to a custom domain
This chapter looks at Azure Web Apps
This chapter looks at a Lab on Azure Web Apps
This chapter looks at adding content
This chapter looks at Azure Web Apps and Azure Application Gateway
This chapter looks at extra points
This chapter looks at rewrite rules
This chapter looks at multiple sites
This chapter looks at a review on Azure Application Gateway
This chapter looks at Web Application Firewall - Prevention Mode
This chapter looks at Web Application Firewall - Detection Mode
This chapter looks at Web Application Firewall - Multiple policies
This chapter looks at Azure Traffic Manager
This chapter looks at Azure Traffic Manager - Setup
This chapter looks at the priority routing method
This chapter looks at the performance routing method
This chapter looks at the geographic routing method
This chapter looks at the subnet routing method
This chapter looks at the multi-value routing method
This chapter looks at the weighted routing method
This chapter looks at nested endpoints
This chapter looks at a review on Azure Traffic Manager
This chapter looks at Azure Front Door
This chapter looks at a setup on Azure Front Door
This chapter looks at Azure Front Door Implementation
This chapter looks at the priority routing method
This chapter looks at Azure Front Door - Custom domain names
This chapter looks at Azure Front Door - WAF
This chapter looks at Azure virtual network NAT
This chapter looks at a Lab on Azure virtual network NAT
This chapter looks at user defined routes
This chapter looks at what are we going to do in user defined routes
This chapter looks at user defined routes setup
This chapter looks at the route table
This chapter looks at enabling forwarding
This chapter looks at what is a virtual private network
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections - Setup
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections - setting the gateway
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections - Certificates
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections - Certificates reference
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections - Establishing the connection
This chapter looks at Point to Site VPN connections - Implementation Review
This chapter looks at Azure Active Directory
This chapter looks at creating a user
This chapter looks at using Azure AD in Point-to-Site VPN
This chapter looks at Azure AD reference
This chapter looks at a note on peering connections
This chapter looks at Point-to-Site VPN review
This chapter looks at Azure Site-to-Site VPN
This chapter looks at Azure Site-to-Site VPN setup
This chapter looks at Azure Site-to-Site VPN connection
This chapter looks at Azure Site-to-Site VPN and virtual network peering
This chapter looks at Azure Site-to-Site VPN review
This chapter looks at Azure ExpressRoute
This chapter looks at Azure ExpressRoute circuits
This chapter looks at Azure ExpressRoute peering connections
This chapter looks at Azure ExpressRoute Global Reach
This chapter looks at Azure ExpressRoute High Availability
This chapter looks at Azure ExpressRoute Review
Version 2.0
Course Update – Fully Refreshed for AZ-700
This course has been completely refreshed from the ground up to reflect the latest changes in Microsoft Azure and the AZ-700 exam.
All videos have been re-recorded using the latest Azure portal experience, updated services, and current best practices. The content is fully aligned with the most recent AZ-700 exam objectives, ensuring you’re learning exactly what’s required for the certification.
In addition, the course now includes:
Brand-new quiz questions for every major section
Fully updated practice tests with realistic, exam-style scenarios
Clearer explanations and improved demos based on real-world Azure networking designs
If you’re preparing for the AZ-700 exam—or designing Azure networks in production—this refreshed course ensures you’re learning with accurate, current, and exam-relevant content.
Version 1.0
This course is designed for students to prepare for the AZ-700:Designing and Implementing Azure Networking Solutions exam.
The various objectives and chapters that will be covered include
Design, Implement, and Manage Hybrid Networking
Here you will learn about how to connect your on-premises devices to Azure.
We will see aspects such as developing Point-to-Site and Site-to-Site VPN connections
We will also see the various authentication aspects when it comes to VPN connections
We will understand the various aspects when it comes to Azure ExpressRoute
Design and Implement Core Networking Infrastructure
Here we will look at first the basics of networking. We will create Azure virtual networks and Azure virtual machines
We will look at working with DNS zones
We will see how to work with Azure virtual WAN
Design and Implement Routing
We will see how to create User Defined routes for your subnets
We will see how to work with the various routing services - Azure Load Balancer , Azure Application Gateway, Azure Front Door, Azure Traffic Manager
We will also look at the Azure Firewall service
We will see how to working with basic networking filtering with the use of Network Security Groups
We will see how to monitor networks
Design and Implement Private Access to Azure Services
Here we will see how we can connect to Azure services.
Here we will see how to make use of Service Endpoints and Private endpoints
We will see how to secure connections against services such as Azure Web Apps and Azure Kubernetes