AZ-104 Study Guide + Practice
Short notes + common traps + quick practice. Then validate with the mini test.
Quick answers
- Read notes → do 10 questions → review mistakes immediately.
- Write 1 rule per mistake (symptom → cause → fix / concept → example).
- Repeat within 24–48 hours to lock it in.
- When accuracy is stable, switch to timed simulator practice.
This AZ-104 guide focuses on the networking building blocks you must recognize in scenarios: VNets/subnets, NSGs, and routing (UDR).
Fast mental model: VNet/subnet = where resources live, NSG = traffic rules, route table = where packets go next.
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Study notes (fast guide)
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- VNet + subnets: address space and segmentation basics
- NSG: inbound vs outbound rules, priority order, allow/deny logic
- NIC vs subnet NSG (high-level): where rules can be applied
- Route tables (UDR): forcing traffic to firewall/NVA, default routes concept
- Common issues: wrong NSG rule, missing route, wrong subnet association
- Troubleshooting flow: validate NSG → validate routing → validate DNS/service endpoints (high-level)
Topics & Skills Covered
- VNet + subnets: address space and segmentation basics
- NSG: inbound vs outbound rules, priority order, allow/deny logic
- NIC vs subnet NSG (high-level): where rules can be applied
- Route tables (UDR): forcing traffic to firewall/NVA, default routes concept
- Common issues: wrong NSG rule, missing route, wrong subnet association
- Troubleshooting flow: validate NSG → validate routing → validate DNS/service endpoints (high-level)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What blocks traffic most often in AZ-104 scenarios?
An NSG deny rule (or missing allow) and wrong association (subnet/NIC) are the most common causes.
When do I need a route table (UDR)?
When you must force traffic through a specific hop (firewall/NVA) instead of the default system routing.
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