An administrator is configuring a public load balancer to distribute traffic to three virtual machines:
* VM1 and VM2, which are in an Availability Set named AS1
* VM3, which is a standalone virtual machine
All virtual machines are located in the same virtual network and subnet.
The administrator has created a Standard SKU public IP address named Pub-IP1 and a Basic SKU load balancer named LB1.
You need to identify the configuration changes required to load balance incoming internet traffic across VM1, VM2, and VM3 using Pub-IP1.
Which two actions should you perform? (Choose two.)
- Deploy a Standard SKU load balancer.Answer
- Associate Pub-IP1 with the frontend IP configuration of the Standard SKU load balancer.Answer
- CAssociate Pub-IP1 with the frontend IP configuration of the existing Basic SKU load balancer (LB1).
- DConfigure the backend pool of the existing Basic SKU load balancer (LB1) to include both the virtual machines in AS1 and the standalone virtual machine VM3.
Answer
Deploy a Standard SKU load balancer, and associate Pub-IP1 with the frontend IP configuration of the Standard SKU load balancer.
To support load balancing across a mixed pool of standalone virtual machines and virtual machines in an availability set, and to utilize a Standard SKU public IP address, a Standard SKU load balancer is required. The Standard SKU public IP address must then be associated with the frontend IP configuration of this Standard SKU load balancer.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Azure Load Balancer SKU features and compatibility constraints