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What is the purpose of a Microtunnel (M-Tunnel) in Zscaler?
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Why do they always have to throw in Microsoft/Azure distractions? It's D, M-Tunnel is all about creating those secure tunnels to internal apps, not just anything cloud. ZPA keeps users off the network and grants access app-by-app with least privilege. Pretty sure that's what they're getting at, unless I'm missing some odd use case.
B isn't it, D is right. Microtunnel's for private/internal app access via ZPA, not specifically Microsoft apps like B suggests. Pretty sure that's the recurring trap on similar practice sets.
Probably D for this. M-Tunnel is really for secure channels to internal/private apps, not general M365 or Azure stuff. If anyone's seen different in live configs, let me know.
D , saw similar phrasing in official docs and practice exams.
D
C/D? I get why B could look right since Microsoft apps are so common, but Microtunnel's main role is to connect users securely to internal/private apps (D). ZPA isn't about general Microsoft or Azure AD traffic. Pretty sure D is it, but open if someone has a different take.
D imo, Microtunnel is for secure access to internal applications not Microsoft-specific stuff. Pretty sure this lines up with ZPA docs.
D vs B but it's D. M-Tunnel is about internal app access, not just Microsoft services. B is tempting but doesn't fit ZPA's core use.
D, Only M-Tunnel sets up that secure connection straight to internal apps, fits what ZPA is designed for. The others are more about general client or cloud services access. Confident on D but open if I missed something.
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