An administrator needs to configure secure private access to an Azure Storage account named corpstore2026 from a virtual network named VNet1. The solution must ensure that resources in VNet1 can resolve the storage account's fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to its private IP address. All public internet access to the storage account must be blocked. In which order should the administrator perform the configuration steps?
- 1Create a Private DNS zone named privatelink.blob.core.windows.net.
- 2Link the Private DNS zone to the virtual network VNet1.
- 3Create a private endpoint for the storage account corpstore2026 in Subnet1 of VNet1.
- 4Identify the private IP address assigned to the private endpoint.
- 5Create a DNS A record in the Private DNS zone that maps the storage account FQDN to the private IP address.
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To configure secure private access and DNS resolution for the storage account, the administrator must first create the Private DNS zone, link it to the virtual network, deploy the private endpoint to allocate a private IP address, retrieve that private IP address, and finally create the DNS A record mapping the FQDN to the private IP address.
The correct sequence ensures that the DNS infrastructure is prepared and linked to the virtual network first. Once the private endpoint is created, its allocated private IP address can be retrieved and registered as an A record in the Private DNS zone. This ensures seamless transition and correct name resolution from resources within VNet1.
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Configuring private access to Azure Storage requires deploying a private endpoint and setting up private DNS resolution so that clients resolve the storage account's FQDN to its private endpoint IP address.
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