You are configuring Azure File Sync to synchronize an on-premises folder named E:\Data on a Windows Server named Server1 with an Azure file share named share1. The storage account hosting share1 has its firewall configured to restrict access to selected virtual networks and IP addresses. Server1 accesses the internet through a public IP address that is not allowed in the storage account firewall settings. You need to ensure that Server1 can synchronize files with share1 and that cloud tiering is enabled to maintain at least 30% free space on volume E. Which two configurations are required to achieve this goal? (Select two.)
- Add the public IP address of Server1 to the firewall settings of the storage account.Cevap
- Create a sync group in the Storage Sync Service containing a cloud endpoint for share1 and a server endpoint for E:\Data with cloud tiering enabled and volume free space set to 30%.Cevap
- CEnable the 'Allow trusted Microsoft services to access this storage account' setting on the storage account firewall.
- DAssign the Storage File Data SMB Share Reader role to the Microsoft Entra ID registered identity of Server1.
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To configure sync and satisfy the network and space requirements, you must add the public IP address of Server1 to the storage account firewall settings, and create a sync group containing a cloud endpoint for share1 and a server endpoint for E:\Data with cloud tiering enabled and volume free space set to 30%.
Synchronizing files requires that the on-premises server has direct network connectivity to the storage account endpoints. Since a firewall is active, adding the server's public IP address to the allowed list permits the agent to communicate. Additionally, configuring the sync group with a cloud endpoint and server endpoint establishes the replication relationship, and setting the cloud tiering volume free space policy to 30% ensures that the server actively tiers files to maintain the required free space on volume E.
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Azure File Sync configuration, including storage account firewall bypass limitations, sync groups, endpoints, and cloud tiering volume free space policies.