Azure Solutions Architect Test

In Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), each tenant is a fully independent resource: a peer that is logically independent from the other tenants that you manage. There is no parent-child relationship between tenants. This independence between tenants includes resource independence, administrative independence, and synchronization independence.

A colleague asks you if the following is true:

If you create or delete a resource in one tenant, it has no impact on any resource in another tenant, with the partial exception of external users.
If you use one of your domain names with one tenant, it cannot be used with any other tenant.

FALSE

TRUE

In Azure Active Directory you clicked the Delete domain button and see In Progress status for the Delete operation. The progress does not complete. What should you check?

More than 1000 references to the domain name

Any mail-enabled group referencing the custom domain name

Apps configured on the domain name with the appIdentifierURI

A subscription referencing this domain has been disabled

Microsoft Azure offers three services for delivering messages throughout a solution. What are these three services?

Service Bus

IoT Hub

Event Grid

Events Hub

If a non-administrative user of tenant ‘Contoso‘ creates a test tenant ‘Test‘, then which of the following is true?

The administrators of tenant ‘Contoso’ have direct administrative privileges to tenant ‘Test,’ even if an administrator of ‘Test’ specifically grants them these privileges. Administrators of ‘Contoso’ can control access to tenant ‘Test’ if they control the user account that created ‘Test.’

If you add/remove an administrator role for a user in one tenant, the change does affect the administrator roles that the user has in another tenant.

If you add/remove an administrator role for a user in one tenant, the change does not affect the administrator roles that the user has in another tenant.

By default, the user who creates a tenant is added as an external user in that new tenant, and assigned a non-administrator role in that tenant.

The administrators of tenant ‘Contoso’ have no direct administrative privileges to tenant ‘Test,’ unless an administrator of ‘Test’ specifically grants them these privileges. However, administrators of ‘Contoso’ can control access to tenant ‘Test’ if they control the user account that created ‘Test.’

By default, the user who creates a tenant is added as an external user in that new tenant, and assigned the global administrator role in that tenant.

Your client has asked you to enable self-service password reset so that employees can reset their forgotten passwords. You need to advise your client on the authentication methods available for the password reset. Which authentication methods are available?

(select all that apply)

Mobile Phone notification, Email, Mobile Phone, Security Questions

Mobile Phone notification, Mobile Phone App Code, Email, Mobile Phone, Office Phone, Security Questions

Mobile Phone notification, Office Phone, Mobile Phone, Security Questions

Mobile Phone notification, Mobile Phone, Security Questions

In 2019, Microsoft Azure unified the alerting subsystem. Which two alerting subsystems have been converged?

Application Insights

Diagnostics Logs

Subscription Logs

Log Analytics

Every new Azure AD tenant comes with an initial domain name, domainname.onmicrosoft.com. You can’t change or delete the initial domain name, but you can add your organization’s names to the list.

Adding custom domain names helps you to create user names that are familiar to your users, such as alain@eax360.com. Your company now wants you to apply some branding to the sign-in page.

Which edition of Azure Active Directory do you need?

(select all that apply)

Premium 1

Free

Basic

Premium 2

You are trying to delete an Azure Tenant that you used for internal testing. You find that an error message when you try to delete:

Directory has one or more Azure Subscriptions

What should you do?

1. Go to manage.windowsazure.com, select your subscription
Press “Edit Directory” in the bottom navigation bar
and delete your subscription.
2. Delete your Azure tenant.

1. Create a new Azure Subscription.
2. Create a new Azure Tenant.
3. Go to manage.windowsazure.com, select your subscription
Press “Edit Directory” in the bottom navigation bar
and delete your subscription.
4. Delete your existing Azure tenant.
5. Associate your new subscription to the new Azure Tenant.

1. Create a new Azure Tenant.
2. Go to manage.windowsazure.com, select your subscription
Press “Edit Directory” in the bottom navigation bar
and associate the subscription to the new Azure AD.

You want to add a subdomain called europe.contoso.com in Azure Active Directory. What should you do first?

You should first add and verify the second-level domain contoso.com to ensure the domain name is correctly configured and working.

You should add the subdomain first then add the second-level domain.

When setting up a custom domain in Azure, which type of DNS records can be used?

(select all that apply)

AAAA

SRV

TXT

CNAME