An administrator must connect two virtual networks that sit in two different Azure regions so resources in each can reach the other directly. Which connectivity option meets this requirement?
- AConfigure global virtual network peering between the two virtual networks Correct
- BConfigure regional virtual network peering between the two virtual networks
- CConfigure a service endpoint on a subnet in each virtual network
- DConfigure a point-to-site VPN between the two virtual networks
Why A is correct: Correct. The grounding states Azure supports global virtual network peering to connect virtual networks across Azure regions, whereas regular virtual network peering connects virtual networks within the same region.
Why B is wrong: Regional virtual network peering connects virtual networks within the same Azure region, so it cannot join networks in different regions.
Why C is wrong: A service endpoint extends a subnet to an Azure service resource and does not interconnect two virtual networks for direct resource-to-resource traffic.
Why D is wrong: Point-to-site VPN is established between a virtual network and a single computer, not between two virtual networks for general connectivity.