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Connect Virtual Machine To Different Virtual Network

MDFT Pro, a well-known training agency, operates a global educational infrastructure with resources distributed across multiple Azure regions to provide optimal performance for students worldwide. Claire, the Network Integration Manager, needs to establish connectivity between their learning management system components located in different regions.

Mark, the Global Network Coordinator, has VM1 running their student portal application in West US connected to VNET1, and they need to connect it to VNET2 in East Asia where their assessment database and grading systems are located.

Resource Name	Type	Region	Current State
RG1	Resource group	West US	Contains VM1, VNET1, storage1
RG2	Resource group	East Asia	Contains VNET2, storage2
VM1	Virtual machine	West US	Connected to VNET1
VNET1	Virtual network	West US	Hosts student portal systems
VNET2	Virtual network	East Asia	Hosts assessment and grading systems

The proposed solution is to move VM1 to resource group RG2 and then add a new network interface to VM1.

Does this solution meet the goal of connecting VM1 to VNET2?

Choose the correct answer from the options below.

Explanations for each answer:

Yes is incorrect. Moving VM1 to a different resource group doesn't change its network connectivity. Adding a network interface to VM1 doesn't automatically connect it to VNET2, and cross-region networking requires additional configuration like VNet peering or VPN connectivity.
No is correct. This solution doesn't meet the goal. Simply moving the VM and adding a network interface won't connect VM1 to VNET2 in East Asia. Cross-region connectivity requires VNet peering, VPN gateway, or other networking solutions to enable communication between regions.
Only with VNet peering configured is incorrect. Even with VNet peering, the proposed solution of just moving the VM and adding a network interface is insufficient. The VM would need proper network configuration and the VNet peering would need to be established first.
Only if VM1 is redeployed is incorrect. Redeployment alone wouldn't solve the fundamental issue. VM1 is in West US and VNET2 is in East Asia, so cross-region connectivity solutions are required regardless of deployment method.

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