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Edward
2 months ago
Selected: D
Hi everyone, I think the provided answer (E) is incorrect. The correct answer should be D.
By default, Azure bypasses Network Security Group (NSG) rules for traffic directed to a Private Endpoint. To enforce NSG1 rules and restrict access to PE1, you must explicitly enable Network Policies for Private Endpoints on the subnet. A Service Endpoint is a completely different routing feature used to access PaaS public IPs.
Configuring it won't help the NSG filter traffic for the already existing Private Endpoint.
By default, Azure bypasses Network Security Group (NSG) rules for traffic directed to a Private Endpoint. To enforce NSG1 rules and restrict access to PE1, you must explicitly enable Network Policies for Private Endpoints on the subnet. A Service Endpoint is a completely different routing feature used to access PaaS public IPs.
Configuring it won't help the NSG filter traffic for the already existing Private Endpoint.
Brave-Dumps.com Admin
2 months ago
Thanks
You have an Azure subscription that contains the resources shown in the following table. PE1 Private endpoint connected to Subnet1 and SQL1 You need to add a rule to NSG1 that will restrict network access to PE1. What should you do first? (Choose one answer)
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