Azure Administration: Configure and Manage Virtual Networking

Course details

Learn how to configure and manage virtual networks on Azure. Virtual networks (VNets) connect your virtual machines and other resources, forming the foundation you need to run cloud-based applications. This course provides hands-on coverage of the essential tasks for implementing and managing VNets using either the Azure portal or PowerShell, for quick, command-line control. Instructor Sharon Bennett covers configuring public IP addresses, network interfaces, peering, and Azure DNS. Plus, learn how to create network security groups. This demo-heavy course can also be used as a resource in preparation for the Microsoft Azure Administrator exam (AZ-104).

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Prepare to configure and manage your virtual networks with Azure administration
02 - What you should know

1. Implement and Manage Virtual Networking

03 - Azure Virtual Network overview
04 - Create a VNet using the portal
05 - Create a VNet using PowerShell
06 - Create a subnet
07 - IP address overview
08 - Create a public IP address
09 - Create and configure network interfaces
10 - Configure an IP address on a virtual machine
11 - Create and configure network routes
12 - Configure VNet peering
13 - Configure VNet peering using PowerShell
14 - Challenge - Create a VNet
15 - Solution - Create a VNet

2. Configure Name Resolution

16 - Azure DNS overview
17 - Configure custom DNS settings
18 - Configure a public DNS zone
19 - Configure a private DNS zone

3. Secure Access to Virtual Networks

20 - Network security group (NSG) overview
21 - Create and configure a network security group
22 - Create and configure a network security group using PowerShell
23 - Azure Firewall overview
24 - Deploy and configure the Azure Bastion service
25 - Challenge - Configure the Azure Bastion service
26 - Solution - Configure the Azure Bastion service

4. Configure Load Balancing

27 - Azure load balancing overview
28 - Create and configure a public load balancer
29 - Create and configure a private load balancer
30 - Troubleshoot load balancing
31 - Application Gateway Overview
32 - Create and configure an application gateway
33 - Challenge - Configure an application gateway
34 - Solution - Configure an application gateway

5. Integrate an On-Premises Network with Azure

35 - Hybrid connectivity overview
36 - Create an Azure VPN gateway
37 - Create an Azure VPN gateway using PowerShell
38 - Configure a VNet-to-VNet connection

6. Monitor and Troubleshoot Virtual Networking

39 - Network Watcher overview
40 - Use Network Watcher
41 - Challenge - Create a network diagram
42 - Solution - Create a network diagram

Conclusion

43 - Next steps

Azure Administration: Configure and Manage Virtual Networking

Authors

Sharon Bennett