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Configure Route Tables in a Virtual Network
Part of Azure Network Security Topic: Azure
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What you'll do
In this challenge, you will ensure that all traffic between the front-end and back-end subnets of the virtual network are routed through a firewall virtual appliance.
- Create the route tables and routes
- Then associate them to the subnets
- Enable IP forwarding on the virtual appliance
- Verify that traffic is being routed through the virtual appliance
Note: Once you begin the challenge, you will not be able to pause, save, or exit and then return to your challenge. Please ensure that you have set aside enough time to complete the challenge before you start.
- ⏱ About 30 minutes
- Counts towards: Microsoft Azure Administrator (exam AZ-104) · Certified Cloud Security Professional (exam CCSP) · Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect (exam SC-100) · CompTIA Cloud+ (exam CV0-004)
Roadmaps that use this lab
- CCSP — Certified Cloud Security Professional — step 2: Cloud platform, infrastructure and operations
- CompTIA Cloud+ (CV0-004) — step 3: Secure the cloud
- Microsoft Cybersecurity Architect (SC-100) — step 3: Secure the platform
- Cloud Security Engineer — career path — step 8: Secure cloud workloads, certified
- Security Engineer — career path — step 5: Secure the cloud and the pipeline
- Security Architect — career path — step 6: Cloud architecture









