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Answer: IP addresses and storage accounts from RG1 can be moved due to the absence of locks.
The correct answer is 'A: IP addresses and storage accounts from RG1 can be moved due to the absence of locks.' Based on the information provided and verified by testing in a lab, resources such as IP addresses and storage accounts can be moved even when there are locks present at the resource group level, as long as the lock is not a read-only lock. IP addresses and storage accounts can be moved from RG1 to RG2 because RG1 has no locks, and RG2 only has a delete lock, which does not impact the movement of resources. Virtual networks can also be moved if necessary conditions are met, such as disabling VNET peering first. However, the option B incorrectly claims virtual networks cannot be moved.
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In an Azure subscription with resource groups RG1 and RG2, identify movable resources between them considering the constraints of locks and resource types. RG1 has resources with no locks, while RG2 has a delete lock. Determine which resources can be moved from RG1 to RG2 and vice versa, considering the inheritance of locks and their impact on resource movement.
A
IP addresses and storage accounts from RG1 can be moved due to the absence of locks.
B
Virtual networks from RG1 cannot be moved to RG2 as they are not supported for movement.
C
RG1 has no locks, allowing resource movement.
D
RG2 has a delete lock, which does not prevent resource movement into or out of the group.
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