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Difficulty: EasyConfigure Azure Files and Azure File Sync

Your company has branch offices in Seattle and London. You need to configure Azure File Sync to synchronize files from an on-premises Windows Server named Server1 to an Azure file share. You have already created a Storage Sync Service resource in Azure. What must you do next on Server1 to prepare it for file synchronization?

  1. Install the Azure File Sync agent and register Server1 with the Storage Sync Service.Answer
  2. B
    Configure an Azure Storage firewall bypass rule to allow Server1 access.
  3. C
    Generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) token to authorize Server1.
  4. D
    Assign the Storage File Data Privileged Contributor role to Server1 in Microsoft Entra ID.

Answer

Install the Azure File Sync agent and register Server1 with the Storage Sync Service.
To prepare Server1 for synchronization, the administrator must install the Azure File Sync agent on Server1 and run the registration utility to register it with the Storage Sync Service. This establishes the trust relationship necessary to create server endpoints and configure synchronization.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Download and install the Azure File Sync agent on the local Windows Server (Server1).
The Azure File Sync driver and management cmdlets are installed on Server1.
The agent contains the background services and drivers required to monitor and sync changes between Server1 and Azure.
2
Run the Server Registration utility on Server1.
Server1 is successfully registered with the Storage Sync Service in Azure.
This establishes a secure trust relationship between the local server and the Azure Storage Sync Service using Entra ID authentication.

Key Concept

Azure File Sync Server Registration
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