Azure Administration: Configure and Manage Virtual Networks

1h 26mIntermediate2020-01-15

Authors

Sharon Bennett

Staff Author at LinkedIn focusing on Microsoft Azure and Office 365

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 private IP addresses, network interfaces, peering, and Azure DNS. Plus, learn how to create network security groups and effective security rules. This demo-heavy course can also be used as a resource in preparation for the Microsoft Azure Administrator exam (AZ-103) or the Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies exam (AZ-300).

Learning objectives
Creating virtual networks via the portal and PowerShell
IP addressing for virtual networks
Configuring network routes
Configure VNET peering
Configure VNET-to-VNET connections
Configuring Azure DNS
Creating network security groups
Crating effective security rules

Skills covered

AzureNetwork AdministrationCloud PlatformsNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Create and configure an Azure virtual network
02 - What you should know

1. Implement and Manage Virtual Networking

03 - Azure Virtual Network overview
04 - Create a virtual network using the portal
05 - Create a virtual network using PowerShell
06 - Create a network interface
07 - Azure IP addressing overview
08 - Configure virtual machine IP addresses using the portal
09 - Create a private IP address using PowerShell
10 - Create a public IP address
11 - Azure route table overview
12 - Create and configure a network route using the portal
13 - Create and configure a network route using PowerShell

2. Create Connectivity between Virtual Networks

14 - Azure virtual network connectivity
15 - Create and configure VNet peering in the portal
16 - Create and configure VNet peering using PowerShell
17 - Create a VNet gateway
18 - Configure VNet-to-VNet connection

3. Configure Name Resolution

19 - Azure DNS overview
20 - Create and configure Azure DNS
21 - Create and configure Azure DNS using PowerShell

4. Create and Configure a Network Security Group

22 - Network Security Group (NSG) overview
23 - Create an NSG rule
24 - Create and associate an NSG
25 - Create and configure an NSG using PowerShell
26 - Evaluate effective security rules

Conclusion

27 - Next steps