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AZ-305 · Question 48 · Domain 4.4: Network Solutions

A multinational corporation is redesigning its global network architecture.

They have 50 branch offices worldwide and 3 major on-premises data centers. They use Azure heavily, with 100+ Virtual Networks spread across 4 Azure regions.

They require a networking solution that:

  • Provides any-to-any connectivity (branch-to-branch, branch-to-Azure, Azure-to-Azure).
  • Automates the routing between all these endpoints.
  • Minimizes the operational overhead of managing complex route tables and peering connections.

Which network architecture should you recommend?

Answer options:

A.

Traditional Hub-and-Spoke with VNet Peering

B.

Azure Virtual WAN

C.

Azure ExpressRoute with Global Reach

D.

Azure Front Door

How to approach this question

Look for keywords: 'any-to-any connectivity', 'global', 'many branches/VNets', and 'minimize routing overhead'.

Full Answer

B.Azure Virtual WAN✓ Correct
Azure Virtual WAN is a networking service that brings many networking, security, and routing functionalities together to provide a single operational interface. It is specifically designed for large-scale, global architectures requiring any-to-any connectivity (branch-to-branch, branch-to-VNet, VNet-to-VNet). It automates the complex routing that would otherwise require hundreds of User Defined Routes (UDRs) and peering connections in a traditional hub-and-spoke model.

Common mistakes

Choosing Traditional Hub-and-Spoke. While valid for smaller setups, the operational overhead of managing UDRs for 100+ VNets across 4 regions makes Virtual WAN the architectural best practice.

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