Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate AZ-104 Practice Question
You have two virtual networks, VNetA and VNetB, that you want to connect using virtual network peering in Azure. What requirement must be met to successfully configure the peering between VNetA and VNetB?
Both VNets are in the same resource group
The IP address spaces of VNetA and VNetB do not overlap
Both VNets are in the same subscription
Network security group flow logs are enabled on both VNets
To successfully peer two virtual networks, their IP address spaces must not overlap. Azure requires that the address ranges for each virtual network are unique to ensure proper routing of traffic between them. It is not necessary for the virtual networks to be in the same subscription or resource group; peering can be configured across subscriptions and resource groups. Enabling network security group (NSG) flow logs is not a requirement for virtual network peering.
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