An organization has an Azure subscription containing a virtual network named `VNet-Prod` () with three subnets:
* `Subnet-A`: , delegated to `Microsoft.Web/serverFarms`
* `Subnet-B`: , delegated to `Microsoft.Sql/managedInstances`
* `Subnet-C`: , which has no subnet delegation
An administrator wants to perform the following deployments:
1. Integrate an Azure App Service Web App with `Subnet-A`.
2. Deploy a new Azure Virtual Machine (`VM-Admin`) into `Subnet-A` to manage the Web App.
3. Deploy an Azure Bastion host into `Subnet-C`.
Based on this scenario, is the statement 'The administrator can successfully complete all three deployments using the existing subnets' true or false?
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The statement is false because standard virtual machines cannot be deployed in a delegated subnet, and Azure Bastion must be deployed in a subnet named exactly `AzureBastionSubnet`.
The correct answer is false. Standard virtual machines cannot be deployed into `Subnet-A` because it is delegated to `Microsoft.Web/serverFarms`, which restricts the subnet's resources to App Service integrations. Additionally, Azure Bastion cannot be deployed into `Subnet-C` because it requires a dedicated subnet named exactly `AzureBastionSubnet`.
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Subnet delegation constraints and Azure Bastion subnet requirements.