Q: 5
HOTSPOT For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. 
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Yeah that's right, NO, YES, YES.
Totally agree NO, YES, YES is the way to go. Azure China isn't run directly by Microsoft (it's handled by 21Vianet), but Azure Government statements are both true since it's isolated and only available to US government/partners. Pretty sure about this, unless they've secretly changed the rules.
For the first statement, is Azure China actually run directly by Microsoft? I thought it's the local partner (21Vianet) that manages it due to legal requirements. Not sure if that changes things, but curious how others interpret that detail.
NO, YES, YES. I think that's how a similar question was on a practice test, can someone double check?
NO, YES, YES for me. The China region is operated by 21Vianet, not Microsoft itself, so NO. Azure Government is run by Microsoft for US government needs and access is restricted but not totally exclusive, which matches YES on the last two. Open to corrections if anyone sees it different.
NO, YES, YES
NO, YES, YES here. Azure China is operated by 21Vianet so that first one's false. The other two are correct since Azure Gov is isolated and only available to US government entities or partners. That's what I remember from recent review questions but open to other takes.
Seeing some confusion on the last one. It should actually be NO, YES, YES. Azure China is not run by Microsoft directly, but Azure Government is and access is limited but not exclusive to US gov partners. Pretty sure that matches official docs-disagree?
NO, YES, YES
First one's a trap since Azure China operates via 21Vianet, not Microsoft itself. The other two are correct, Gov cloud is isolated and access is restricted to US govt and partners. Pretty sure this matches the current requirements but let me know if I'm missing any new updates.
First one's a trap since Azure China operates via 21Vianet, not Microsoft itself. The other two are correct, Gov cloud is isolated and access is restricted to US govt and partners. Pretty sure this matches the current requirements but let me know if I'm missing any new updates.
These regional questions are never clear, but the official docs line up with NO, YES, YES. China is a local operator (21Vianet), and Azure Gov has tight access for US entities. Always trip over those region details honestly.
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