Question
You have 10 on-premises servers that run Windows Server.
You plan to use Azure Network Adapter to connect the servers to the resources in Azure.
Which prerequisites do you require on-premises and in Azure? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Explanation
To configure the on-premises servers, use: Windows Admin Center. Azure Network Adapter is set up only through Windows Admin Center (Networks tool > Add Azure Network Adapter). It sets up the point-to-site VPN client configuration on the server automatically. Server Manager and Azure CLI have no Azure Network Adapter feature. Routing and Remote Access is not the console used to set it up.
To connect the Azure resources and Azure Network Adapter, use: An Azure virtual network gateway. Azure Network Adapter creates a point-to-site VPN from each server into an Azure virtual network. Point-to-site connections end on a VPN-type virtual network gateway in that VNet, which needs a gateway subnet and a point-to-site address pool. Azure Bastion only brokers RDP/SSH into VMs. Azure Firewall filters traffic but does not end VPN tunnels. A private endpoint exposes a single PaaS service over a private IP. A public load balancer spreads inbound traffic. None of these can end the server's point-to-site tunnel.
