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Start Implement and Manage Storage PracticeWhat should the administrator do to prevent anyone from changing the retention settings after validation?
Explanation: Locking a time-based retention policy makes it immutable and prevents any changes to retention settings. Legal hold is a separate immutability type that is not locked and can be cleared by authorized users; it should not be confused with a time-based retention lock. For time-based retention, locking is the correct step to make settings permanent.
A hub-and-spoke environment already has an Azure VPN gateway deployed in the hub VNet. A spoke VNet must send on-premises traffic through that existing gateway, and administrators must be able to manage the peering from either side without creating a separate gateway in the spoke. Which two peering settings are required? Select two.
Explanation: To allow a spoke VNet to use the hub VNet's VPN gateway for on-premises connectivity without deploying a separate gateway in the spoke, two peering settings are required. First, enable 'Allow gateway transit' on the hub-to-spoke peering (configured from the hub side). This allows the hub VNet to advertise its VPN gateway routes to the spoke. Second, enable 'Use remote gateways' on the spoke-to-hub peering (configured from the spoke side). This instructs the spoke VNet to use the remote (hub's) gateway for outbound traffic to on-premises networks. Both settings are necessary; 'Allow forwarded traffic' is not sufficient for VPN gateway transit, and 'Allow gateway transit' is not set on the spoke-to-hub peering.
Based on the exhibit, which redundancy setting should you choose before deploying the storage account?
Explanation: RA-GZRS (Read-Access Geo-Zone-Redundant Storage) is the correct choice because the exhibit shows a requirement for zone redundancy within the primary region and read access to the secondary region in the event of a primary region outage. RA-GZRS provides zone-redundant storage in the primary region (synchronously replicating data across Azure availability zones) and asynchronously replicates data to a secondary region, where it is stored with LRS. The 'RA' prefix enables read access to the secondary endpoint, allowing applications to serve read requests from the secondary region even when the primary is unavailable.
A backup archive must survive a regional outage, and engineers need to read the secondary copy if the primary region is unavailable. Which two redundancy options meet both requirements? Select two.
Explanation: RA-GRS (Read-Access Geo-Redundant Storage) and RA-GZRS (Read-Access Geo-Zone-Redundant Storage) are correct because they both replicate data to a secondary region, ensuring survival of a regional outage, and they also enable read access to the secondary copy at any time, even if the primary region is unavailable. GRS and GZRS replicate data to a secondary region but require a failover to enable read access to the secondary copy, so they do not meet the requirement to read without a failover.
A workload must keep storage available if one availability zone in the primary region fails. Geo-failover is optional, but the account must still meet the zone-failure requirement. Which two redundancy options satisfy this? Select two.
Explanation: Both ZRS and GZRS meet the zone-failure requirement. ZRS synchronously replicates data across three availability zones within a single region, ensuring availability if one zone fails. GZRS also replicates synchronously across availability zones in the primary region (combining ZRS with geo-redundancy), so it also satisfies the requirement even without considering the optional geo-failover. LRS, GRS, and RA-GRS do not provide zone-level redundancy within the primary region.
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