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NSE 7 - Public Cloud Security 7.6.4 Architect Exam Materials - Question #55 Discussion
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Mr_Fortitito
1 year ago
Selected: D
The status appears as unregistered, so you should run az feature register --namespace Microsoft.Network --name EnableHighAvailabilityMode.
However, according to the alternatives, you wouldn't be able to deploy because it's in that state.
Study Guide, page 101
However, according to the alternatives, you wouldn't be able to deploy because it's in that state.
Study Guide, page 101
alex silva
1 year ago
Selected: A
The study guide confirms that GWLB deployment depends on the EnableHighAvailabilityMode feature. Since it is Unregistered, the deployment will fail.
I don't think the answer is D, but A "...cluster with Azure gateway load balancer"
The Gateway Load Balancer (GWLB) architecture in Azure can be implemented in both Active-Active and Active-Passive.
I don't think the answer is D, but A "...cluster with Azure gateway load balancer"
The Gateway Load Balancer (GWLB) architecture in Azure can be implemented in both Active-Active and Active-Passive.
Anonymous User
3 months ago
Selected: D
Ans:D
Anonymous User
2 days ago
Selected: A
I agree with "A" and the elaborarations from alex silva. A standard Azure Load Balancer does not depend on the EnableHighAvailabilityMode feature.
Dump Douglas
2 days ago
Selected: A
page 101, study guide.
Refer to the exhibit. A managed security service provider (MSSP) administration team is trying to deploy a new HA cluster in Azure to filter traffic to and from a client that is also using Azure. However, every deployment attempt fails, and only some of the resources are deployed successfully. While troubleshooting this issue, the team runs the command shown in the exhibit. What are the implications of the output of the command? (Choose one answer)
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