(Unit 6 of 9) Azure Virtual Networking Flashcards
Describe Azure Virtual Networking
An extension of your on-premises network with resources that link other Azure resources.
Describe some key networking capabilities of Azure Virtual Network
- Isolation and segmentation
- Communicate between Azure and on-premises resources, internet
- Route + Filter network traffic
- Connect virtual networks
Describe Public Endpoints
Public endpoints have a public IP address and can be accessed from anywhere in the world.
Explain Isolation and Segmentation when refering to Azure Virtual Network
Azure virtual network allows you to create multiple** isolated virtual networks.** When you set up a virtual network, you define a private IP address space by using either public or private IP address ranges.
Explain how Azure VN allows for Internet Communication
You can enable incoming connections from the internet by assigning a public IP address to an Azure resource, or putting the resource behind a public load balancer.
Explain Communication when refering to Azure VN
- Virtual networks can connect not only VMs but other Azure resources.
Name the 3 connection types that allow you to communicate with on-site resources.
1.Point-to-site (Outside PC to Corp. Network)
2. Site-to-site (On site VPN Device/Gateway to Azure VPN )
3. Azure ExpressRoute (Dedicated private connection to AZ not over internet)
What are the two methods of controlling ROUTING in Azure VN
- Route tables (define rules about how traffic should be directed.)
- Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
Name two methods of filtering network traffic in Azure
- Network security groups (Azure resources that can contain multiple inbound and outbound security rules.)
- Network virtual appliances (specialised VM - acts as a firewall or WAN optimiser)
What method would you use to connect virtual networks together?
Virtual network peering
(private and never uses internet)