Azure Virtual Network AZ-700

Explore how Azure virtual networks enable communication between on premise resources and Azure resources, with outbound internet access, VPN gateway connections, network segmentation, and public IP and NAT considerations.

Create and configure three Azure virtual networks with dedicated subnets and address spaces, and establish a site-to-site VPN to connect on-premise resources.

Explore Azure dns zones, including public zones for global name resolution with A and cname records, and private zones for internal resolution linked to private networks and private links.

Create and configure a private dns zone in Azure, link virtual networks for auto registration and private name resolution, deploy two VMs, and test connectivity with dns lookups and ping.

Explore global connectivity between virtual networks using VNet peering and gateway encryption, learn that VNet peering is non-transitive, and practice creating and managing explicit VNet pairings in a lab.

Configure virtual networks for lab VNet peerings by creating a manufacturer VM, establishing VNet peering between core services and manufacturing, and testing connectivity with ping and icmp.

Learn to manage routes in Azure using route tables and user-defined routes to steer traffic between public and private subnets, with next hops and BGP.

Create an Azure virtual network with public, private, and DMZ subnets, configure a user defined route table, and route traffic through a network virtual appliance with IP forwarding.

Reboot the environment and verify the user defined route from the private VM to the public VM, using trace routes and the public subnet’s route table entries.

Configure outbound connectivity for a virtual network without public IPs by using static public IP addresses and IP prefixes, enabling VM updates and indirect internet access without a load balancer.

Set up a virtual network with a jump server and a private server, assign public and private IPs, and configure a gateway to provide internet access.

Explore how to connect on-premises networks to Azure using a vpn gateway for site-to-site and vpn-to-vpn topologies, configure gateway subnets, public ip addresses, and gateway sku settings.

Create and configure an Azure VPN gateway to link two vnets, deploying core services VMs via templates, provisioning resource groups, and testing network connectivity.

Create and configure a VPN gateway to connect two vnets in West Europe, set up public IPs and address ranges, configure a shared key, and verify the connections.

Demonstrates creating and configuring an Azure VPN gateway to connect two VNets and verify connectivity and latency.

Explore the Azure point-to-site VPN client, supporting OpenVPN, SSL, and IKEv2 across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with certificate or Azure AD authentication and client download.

Learn how to connect multiple networks to an Azure virtual hub using site-to-site VPN, ExpressRoute, and firewall routing with BGP-based routing and up to 50 gig throughput.

Learn to deploy Azure virtual WAN as a lab, creating a virtual hub, selecting regions such as East US and West US, and configuring site-to-site VPNs and ExpressRoute connectivity.

Create a virtual WAN, then connect your existing virtual network to it. Configure the connection and the default route table to propagate routes.

Connect your on-premises network to Azure with express route via MPLS and BGP for private, high-speed connectivity. Use private and Microsoft peering with BFD and tuned BGP timers.

Create and configure a virtual network gateway, exploring vpn and express route options, select a provider, and secure a service key during provisioning for an express route connection.