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Azure - How to Map Network drive to Azure File Storage?

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  • Q1
    What is the primary purpose of mapping a network drive to Azure File Storage?
    To reduce the storage costs of local servers.
    To provide on-premises users with seamless access to files stored in Azure as if they were local.
    To enhance the security of file sharing.
    To automatically back up all local drives to Azure.
    40s
  • Q2
    Which protocol is used to map a network drive to Azure File Storage?
    FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
    SMB (Server Message Block)
    HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
    NFS (Network File System)
    40s
  • Q3
    What is the first step in configuring Azure File Storage to be accessible from on-premises?
    Configure a VPN between on-premises and Azure.
    Install Azure CLI on the local machine.
    Set up an ExpressRoute connection to Azure.
    Create a Storage Account in the Azure portal.
    40s
  • Q4
    Why is it important to synchronize on-premises AD with Azure AD for file access management?
    To ensure consistent identity and access management across both environments.
    To reduce latency in accessing Azure files.
    To automatically map drives based on user profiles.
    To increase storage capacity for Azure File Storage.
    40s
  • Q5
    What is a significant advantage of using Azure File Sync in conjunction with mapped drives?
    It automatically replicates data to multiple Azure regions.
    It allows for faster read/write speeds on the mapped drives.
    It encrypts all files at rest on the mapped drive.
    It enables cloud tiering, which offloads infrequently accessed files to Azure while keeping hot data local.
    40s
  • Q6
    Which Azure feature allows for access control and auditing of mapped drives in Azure File Storage?
    Azure Security Center
    Azure Firewall
    Azure Monitor
    Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)
    40s
  • Q7
    What is the role of the net use command in mapping a network drive to Azure File Storage?
    It is used to configure network security groups (NSGs) for the storage account.
    It is used to monitor the performance of Azure Storage.
    It is used to map the Azure file share to a drive letter on a Windows machine.
    It is used to create a new file share in Azure Storage.
    40s
  • Q8
    How can you ensure high availability for files stored in Azure File Storage accessed via a mapped drive?
    Implement a load balancer in front of the file share.
    Configure geo-redundant storage (GRS) for the storage account.
    Use multiple storage accounts in different regions.
    Set up a CDN for the Azure file share.
    40s
  • Q9
    What is the main security concern when mapping a network drive to Azure File Storage?
    Ensuring that files are compressed before uploading to Azure.
    Preventing unauthorized access to the Azure portal.
    Managing the cost of data transfer between on-premises and Azure.
    Ensuring that data in transit is encrypted using SMB 3.0 or higher.
    40s
  • Q10
    When mapping a drive, what is the significance of the storage account key?
    It is used to authenticate access to the Azure file share.
    It determines the maximum size of the file share.
    It sets the file retention policy for the Azure file share.
    It defines the network bandwidth allocated to the file share.
    40s

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