Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate AZ-104 Practice Question

To enable advanced networking features like assigning static IP addresses to pods and implementing network policies, you should use the Azure Container Networking Interface (CNI) networking model. Azure CNI integrates with Azure Virtual Networks, allowing pods to receive IP addresses directly from the virtual network subnet, facilitating advanced networking scenarios.

The kubenet networking model provides basic networking where pods receive NAT-ed IP addresses and doesn't support assigning static IPs to pods or advanced network policies. Using the default network configuration or configuring network security groups (NSGs) alone won't fulfill the requirements for pod-level IP assignments and advanced networking features in AKS.