Your company has an Azure environment with three virtual networks in the East US region:
* VNet-Hub () contains a Virtual Network Gateway configured for ExpressRoute. A virtual machine named VM-Hub is deployed in a subnet within VNet-Hub.
* VNet-SpokeA () contains a virtual machine named VM-SpokeA deployed in a subnet within VNet-SpokeA.
* VNet-SpokeB () contains a virtual machine named VM-SpokeB deployed in a subnet within VNet-SpokeB.
You configure virtual network peering between VNet-Hub and VNet-SpokeA, and between VNet-Hub and VNet-SpokeB.
You have the following requirements:
1. VM-SpokeA must be able to communicate with on-premises resources via the ExpressRoute gateway in VNet-Hub.
2. VM-SpokeB must NOT be able to communicate with on-premises resources, but must still communicate directly with VM-Hub.
Which two configurations should you perform to meet these requirements? (Select two.)
- In the virtual network peering configuration from VNet-SpokeA to VNet-Hub, select Use the remote virtual network's gateway or Route Server.Cevap
- In the virtual network peering configuration from VNet-Hub to VNet-SpokeA, select Use this virtual network's gateway or Route Server.Cevap
- CIn the virtual network peering configuration from VNet-SpokeB to VNet-Hub, select Use the remote virtual network's gateway or Route Server.
- DIn the virtual network peering configuration from VNet-Hub to VNet-SpokeB, select Use this virtual network's gateway or Route Server.