An organization is implementing a centralized security architecture in Azure. They deploy an Azure Firewall in a virtual network named `VNet-Central`. The private IP address of the firewall is `10.100.0.4`. To route all outbound internet traffic from a workload subnet in the same virtual network through the firewall, a new route table must be configured and associated with the workload subnet. Which route configuration should be added to the route table?
- Address prefix: `0.0.0.0/0`, Next hop type: `Virtual appliance`, Next hop IP address: `10.100.0.4`Cevap
- BAddress prefix: `0.0.0.0/0`, Next hop type: `Virtual Network Gateway`, Next hop IP address: `10.100.0.4`
- CAddress prefix: `0.0.0.0/0`, Next hop type: `Virtual appliance`, Next hop IP address: The public IP address of the Azure Firewall
- DAddress prefix: `0.0.0.0/0`, Next hop type: `Internet`, Next hop IP address: None
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To route outbound internet traffic through the Azure Firewall, configure a route with the address prefix `0.0.0.0/0`, the next hop type set to `Virtual appliance`, and the next hop IP address set to the private IP address of the firewall (`10.100.0.4`).
To route outbound internet traffic through an Azure Firewall, you must define a custom route with the address prefix `0.0.0.0/0`. The next hop type must be `Virtual appliance` to target the firewall, and the next hop IP address must be the private IP address of the firewall (`10.100.0.4`) so that the traffic is correctly forwarded to the firewall's internal interface.
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