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Answer: Configure an inbound NAT rule
The correct answer is 'A: Configure an inbound NAT rule'. An inbound NAT rule allows you to forward incoming traffic for specific ports to a designated virtual machine. In this case, you need to forward RDP traffic (port 3389) to VM3. This can be done by creating an inbound NAT rule on the load balancer that maps the external RDP port to VM3's RDP port, ensuring all RDP connections exclusively reach VM3. This setup bypasses the default load balancing behavior and directs the specified traffic to a specific VM.
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With a public load balancer distributing traffic on ports 80 and 443 to VM1, VM2, and VM3, how can you ensure that all RDP connections are exclusively directed to VM3?
A
Configure an inbound NAT rule
B
Deploy a dedicated public load balancer for VM3
C
Modify the frontend IP configuration
D
Adjust the load balancing rules