An administrator globally peers two virtual networks in different regions and then expects a resource in one network to reach the front-end IP address of a basic load balancer that sits in the other, globally peered network. Will that resource be able to reach the basic load balancer front-end IP?
- AYes
- BNo Correct
Why A is wrong: Answering Yes would overlook the documented global peering constraint, since resources in one network cannot reach the front-end IP of a basic load balancer in a globally peered network.
Why B is correct: Correct. No is correct because the grounding lists, among constraints that apply only when virtual networks are globally peered, that resources in one virtual network can't communicate with the front-end IP address of a basic load balancer, internal or public, in a globally peered virtual network.