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Exam AZ900 Topics: architecture Difficulty: medium

A retailer has created an Azure Virtual Network with a defined IP address space for its online store. The team wants the web servers and the database servers in separate segments of that address space, so each group can be organized and secured as a unit while remaining in the same network. What should the retailer create inside the virtual network?

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  1. A. A peering connection to a second virtual network that hosts only the database servers
  2. B. An ExpressRoute circuit dedicated to the database servers and their clients
  3. C. A VPN gateway placed in front of the database servers
  4. D. Subnets, which divide the virtual network's address space into segments that resources are deployed into
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Correct answer: Subnets, which divide the virtual network's address space into segments that resources are deployed into

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-azure-networking-services/2-virtual-network/

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