Course Overview: AZ-700: Design & Impl. Azure Networking

This AZ-700 AZURE NETWORK ENGINEER certification training course equips the aspirants with required skills and knowledge to be a successful network administrator with all the necessary skills and get a qualifying AZ-700 certificate. 

After completing AZ-700 training, you will be able to:

  • Create and manage Azure Virtual Networks
  • Configure Public IP services
  • Design name resolution for your Virtual Network
  • Implement Hybrid Network infrastructure by using VPN and Virtual WAN
  • Configure Expressroute Gateways, Circuits.
  • Design Load Balancing Solution by using different load balancers such as Azure Load balancer, Application Gateway, Traffic Manager and Front Door
  • Configure Security features such as DDOS protection, Defender for cloud, Azure Firewall, Network Security Groups to protect the network resources.
  • Configure Service endpoint, private endpoints and private link to provide safe secure access to the network resources.
  • Manage Network monitoring tools such as Network Watcher, Azure monitor.

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Key Features of AZ-700 Certification Course

  • A real-world training and learning experience are offered through this training.

  • Practice through the LODS platform with guided exercises.

  • Being a Microsoft Learning Partner provides us with the edge over competition.

  • Engage with well-organized use cases that simulate real-world challenges and help build practical, job-ready skills.

  • Teaching in an interactive, engaging virtual classroom to promote problem-based learning (PBL).

Who should Attend Microsoft AZ 700 Training?

  • People who are interested about learning azure virtual network infrastructure and want to become a Microsoft Certified Azure Network Engineer, by attending the course will help you be ready for configuring and managing the virtual network. The participants has to be well-versed in one of the Associate course content and hold at least one certification at the Microsoft Associate or Expert level.

Pre-requisites of AZ-700 Training (Azure Network Engineer)

  • Be familiar with Azure regions, resource groups, virtual networks (VNets), virtual machines, storage, and the Azure portal  
  • You should have experience with networking concepts, such as IP addressing, Domain Name System (DNS), and routing  
  • You should have experience with network connectivity methods, such as VPN or WAN  
  • You should have experience with the Azure PowerShell 
 

Why choose CloudThat as your training partner?

  • AZ-700 Course by CloudThat helps you become a more successful network engineer by enhancing your network administration skills.
  • AZ-700 is an 8-hour training and will be conducted for 3 days.
  • AZ-700 course will be delivered by the best experienced Microsoft Certified Trainers from CloudThat.

Learning Objectives of AZ-700 Course

  • Design, implement and manage hybrid network connections   
  • Design and implement core Azure networking infrastructure   
  • Design and implement routing and load balancing in Azure   
  • Secure and monitor networks   
  • Design and implement private access to Azure Services  

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LessonsDesign and Implement IP Addressing for Azure Resources 

  • Review Virtual Network Fundamentals 
  • Plan for Azure IP Addressing 
  • Review Examples of Public Ip Addressing 
  • Demonstration- Create virtual Networks and public IPs 
  • Exercise: design and implement a Virtual Network in Azure

Design and Implement IP Addressing for Azure Resources 

  • Review Domain Name Service (DNS) Fundamentals 
  • Understand Azure DNS Capabilities 
  • Create a Public DNS Zone and a DNS Record Set 
  • Create a Private DNS Zone
  • What is Azure DNS Private Resolver? 
  • Demonstration – Create DNS Infrastructure 
  • Exercise: configure DNS settings in Azure  

Design and Implement VNet connectivity and routing

  • What are Systems Route?
  • What are User-Defined Routes (UDRs) ? 
  • What is VNet Peering? 
  • Demonstration – VNet Peering 
  • What is Azure Route Server?
  • What is Virtual Network Manager? 
  • What is Azure NAT Gateway? 
  • Exercise: connect two Azure Virtual Networks using global Vnet peering

Hands-On-labs

  • Design and implement a Virtual Network in Azure   
  • Configure DNS settings in Azure   
  • : Connect two Azure Virtual Networks using global virtual network peering     

Lessons

  • Design and implement Azure VPN Gateway
  • Connect networks with Site-to-site VPN connections
  • Connect devices to networks with Point-to-site VPN connections
  • Connect remote resources by using Azure Virtual WANs
  • Create a network virtual appliance (NVA) in a virtual hub

Hands-On Lab

  • Exercise: create and configure a virtual network gateway
  • Exercise: create a Virtual WAN by using Azure Portal

Design and Implement Azure VPN Gateways

  • Review VPN Gateway Topologies 
  • Choose the Appropriate Gateway SKU and Generation
  • Understand Site-to-Site VPN Connections 
  • Configure Site-to-Site VPN Connections 
  • Configure Site-to-Site Forced Tunneling 
  • Configure Point-to-Site VPN Connections 
  • Review VPN Connections High availability Options
  • Demonstration- VPN Gateways 
  • Exercise: Create and Configure a Virtual Network in Azure  

Design and implement an Azure Virtual WAN Architecture  

  • What is Azure Virtual WAN? 
  • Configure the Virtual WAN Hub 
  • Understand Virtual Hub Routing 
  • Demonstration- Azure Virtual WAN 
  • Deploy a NVA in the VWAN 
  • Troubleshoot Virtual WANs 
  • Comparing VPN Gateways with Virtual WANs 
  • Exercise: create a Virtual WAN by using Azure Portal  

Hands-On Labs

  • Create and configure a virtual network gateway 
  • : Create a Virtual WAN by using Azure Portal  

Lessons

  • What is Azure ExpressRoute?
  • Select a Connectivity Model for ExpressRoute 
  • Compare Private Peering and Microsoft Peering 
  • Select an ExpressRoute Resiliency Model 
  • What is ExpressRoute Global Reach? 
  • What is ExpressRoute FastPath? 
  • Troubleshoot ExpressRoute connection issues  
  • Compare VPN Gateways to ExpressRoute 
  • Demonstration - ExpressRoute
  • Design an ExpressRoute deployment
  • Exercise: configure an ExpressRoute gateway
  • Exercise: provision an ExpressRoute circuit  
  • Review the ExpressRoute components 

Hands-On Lab

  • Configure an ExpressRoute Gateway   
  • Provision an ExpressRoute circuit

Lessons

  • Non-HTTP/S load balancing options 

Design and implement Azure Load Balancer 

  • What is the Azure Load Balancer? 
  • Determine the Load Balancer Tier
  • Create Load Balancer Rules 
  • Create Health Probes
  • What is a Gateway Load Balancer?
  • Demonstration- Load Balancer 
  • Exercise: create and configure an Azure load balancer

Design and implement Azure Traffic Manager 

  • What is Azure Traffic Manager  
  • Understand Traffic Manager Endpoints
  • Configure Traffic Manager Routing Methods 
  • Set Up Disaster Recovery and Outage Detection
  • Comapre Azure Load Balancer to Traffic Manager
  • Demonstration – Traffic Manager 
  • Exercise: create a Traffic Manager profile  

Hands-On Lab

  • Create and configure an Azure load balancer
  • Create a Traffic Manager profile using the Azure portal     

Design Azure Application Gateway 

  • Application Gateway Features 
  • Determine Application Gateway Routing 
  • Choose an Application Gateway SKU 
  • Configure Health Probes 
  • Configure Listeners and Certificates 
  • Redirection Overview 
  • Configure Rewrite Sets
  • Demonstration – Application Gateway
  • Exercise : Deploy Azure Application Gateway 

Design and Implement Azure Front Door 

  • What is Azure Front Door? 
  • Azure Front Door Standard and Premium 
  • Configure an Origin 
  • Configure Routing and Redirection Rules 
  • Configure Health Probes 
  • Demonstration – Azure Front Door 
  • Compare Azure Application Gateway and Azure Front Door 
  • Exercise: Create a Front Door for a web application

Hands-On Lab

  • Deploy Azure application gateway   
  •  Create a front door for a highly available web application using the Azure portal  

Lessons

  • Comparing NSG, Firewalls and WAF 

Implement Azure Network Security 

  • What is the Microsoft Cloud Security Benchmark (MCSB)? 
  • Use the Regulatory Compliance Dashboard
  • Review Microsoft Defender for Cloud 
  • Review DDoS Attack Strategies 
  • Choose a DDoS Protection Tier 
  • Demonstration – DDoS Network Protection  
  • Exercise: configure DDoS Protection on a virtual network using the Azure portal 

Implement and Manage Network Security Groups 

  • Review Network Security Groups 
  • Review Default NSG Rules 
  • Create NSG rules
  • Use Service Tags in NSGs 
  • Monitor and Troubleshoot NSGs 
  • Implement Application Security Groups (ASG) 
  • Demonstration -Network Security Groups 
  • Connect to Virtual Machines 

Design and implement Azure Firewall and Azure Firewall Manager

  • What is Azure Firewall? 
  • Deploy Azure Firewall in a Hub- Spoke network topology 
  • Rule Processing in Azure Firewall 
  • What is Azure Firewall Manager? 
  • Configure Azure Firewall Manager Policies 
  • Demonstration - Azure Firewall and Azure Firewall Manager 
  • Exercise: deploy and configure Azure Firewall  
  • Exercise: secure your virtual hub using Azure Firewall Manager  

Design and Implement a Web Application Firewall Deployment

  • What is the Web Application Firewall? 
  • Web Application Firewall with Azure Application Gateway 
  •  Web Application Firewall with Azure Front Door
  • Web Application Firewall Default Rule Set 
  • Web Application Firewall Custom Rules

Hands-On Lab

  • Configure DDoS Protection on a virtual network using the Azure portal   
  • Deploy and configure Azure Firewall using the Azure portal
  • Secure your virtual hub using Azure Firewall Manager     

Design and implement Service Endpoints

  • What is a Service Endpoints
  • Add Service Endpoint Policies 
  • Demonstration – Service Endpoints 

Design and implement Azure Private Link Service and Azure Private Endpoints

  • What is Azure Private Link? 
  • What is an Azure Private Endpoint? 
  • Demonstration – Private Endpoints 
  • Compare Service Endpoints and Private Endpoints 
  • What is Azure Private Link Service? 
  • Demonstration – Private Link Service 
  • Exercise: Restrict network access to PaaS resources

Hands-On Lab

  • Restrict network access to PaaS resources with virtual network service endpoints   
  •  Create an Azure private endpoint using Azure PowerShell     

Monitor Networks 

  • What is Azure Monitor? 
  • Implement Metrics Explorer 
  • Use Azure Monitor Network Insights 
  • Demonstration – Azure Monitor
  • Exercise: Monitor a load balancer resource (Azure Monitor)

Monitor your Networks using Azure Network Watcher

  • Network Watcher 
  • Demonstration – Azure Network Watcher 
  • Review Monitoring Tools 
  • Review Traffic Tools 
  • Review Network Diagnostics Tools 

Hands-On Lab

  •  Monitor a load balancer resource using Azure Monitor

    • By earning AZ-700 certificate, you will be gaining technical skills required to configure and manage the virtual network in efficient way.

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FAQs for AZ-700 Training Course:

The AZ-700 certification, known as the Azure Virtual Network Engineer certification, is designed for professionals who work with Azure networking solutions. It validates expertise in configuring and managing Azure Virtual Networks and is important for network engineers looking to specialize in Azure.

The AZ-700 certification is intended for network engineers, architects, and IT professionals responsible for designing, configuring, and maintaining virtual network infrastructures in the Azure cloud environment.

The exam covers a range of Azure networking topics, including designing and implementing Azure Virtual Networks, connecting on-premises networks to Azure, configuring Azure network security, and optimizing network performance.

To prepare for the AZ-700 exam, you can use official Microsoft learning resources, study guides, practice exams, and hands-on experience with Azure networking. Microsoft provides relevant online courses and documentation to help you prepare effectively.

Typically, Microsoft certifications are valid for two years. To maintain your AZ-700 certification, you may need to pass a recertification exam or meet other requirements as specified by Microsoft. Be sure to review the certification website for the latest information on maintaining your certification.

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