NSG Rules and Priorities Quiz

Quiz covering Network Security Groups

Questions in this quiz

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1. 1

   What is the range of priority numbers that can be assigned to a Network Security Group (NSG) rule?

2. 2

   If two NSG rules have conflicting actions (one allows traffic and one denies it) for the same port and protocol, how does the NSG determine which rule to apply?

3. 3

   You have an NSG rule with priority 200 that allows HTTP traffic (port 80). You create a new rule with priority 150 that denies all traffic from a specific IP range. What happens to HTTP traffic from that IP range?

4. 4

   Which of the following statements is true regarding default NSG rules?

5. 5

   An administrator needs to allow traffic from a web tier to a database tier but wants to ensure that no other traffic reaches the database. If the database NSG has a default 'DenyAllInbound' rule at priority 65500, what is the most efficient way to configure this?