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Answer: Associate NIC1 with ASG1
The correct answer is A: Associate NIC1 with ASG1. An application security group (ASG) is designed to group virtual machines logically through their network interface cards (NICs). By associating NIC1 with ASG1, you effectively apply ASG1 to VM1. Once VM1 is part of the ASG, you can then create network security group (NSG) rules based on the ASG, allowing for the configuration of network security as a natural extension of the VM's structure. This option is supported and recommended by Microsoft documentation.
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In an Azure environment with a predefined table of resources, where Subnet1 is linked to VNet1 and NIC1 is connected to VM1 on Subnet1, how do you apply ASG1 to VM1?
A
Associate NIC1 with ASG1
B
Alter ASG1 properties
C
Change NSG1 settings
D
Configure VM1's application security groups
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