An administrator is configuring a virtual machine named VM-Prod1 in the East US region. VM-Prod1 has a single network interface named nic-prod1 connected to a subnet with the address prefix 10.10.1.0/24. VM-Prod1 is currently a member of the backend pool of an active Standard Load Balancer.
The administrator needs to associate an additional public IP address named pip-mgmt to VM-Prod1 to allow direct administrative access to a secondary service running on the virtual machine.
Which of the following configuration steps must the administrator perform to support this design? (Select two.)
- Create a secondary IP configuration on nic-prod1 with a Static private IP address allocation.Answer
- Provision pip-mgmt using the Standard SKU.Answer
- CCreate a secondary IP configuration on nic-prod1 with a Dynamic private IP address allocation.
- DProvision pip-mgmt using the Basic SKU with Dynamic allocation.
Answer
Creating a secondary IP configuration on the network interface using a static private IP address, and provisioning the new public IP address using the Standard SKU.
To support the design, the administrator must configure a secondary IP configuration on the network interface with a static private IP allocation and provision the public IP using the Standard SKU. This is because any public IP address associated with a virtual machine in the backend pool of a Standard Load Balancer must also be of the Standard SKU. Additionally, Azure requires all secondary IP configurations on a network interface to have a static private IP address allocation, as dynamic allocation is restricted to the primary IP configuration.
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Key Concept
Standard SKU alignment and secondary IP configuration constraints on virtual machine network interfaces.