Free ACE Practice Test Questions and Answers (2026) | Cert Empire Practice Questions

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Azure does not supports Availability Zones in all its regions.

There are two types of regions in Azure

1. Recommended Region : A region that provides the broadest range of service capabilities and is

designed to support Availability Zones now, or in the future. These are designated in the Azure portal

as Recommended.

2. Alternate (other) Region: A region that extends Azure's footprint within a data residency boundary

where a recommended region also exists. Alternate regions help to optimize latency and provide a

second region for disaster recovery needs. They are not designed to support Availability Zones

(although Azure conducts regular assessment of these regions to determine if they should become

recommended regions). These are designated in the Azure portal as Other.

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Intra-Region Transitive Options:

VNET Peering - the recommended approach for spoke to spoke communication is VNET peering as

this

leverages the MSFT backbone directly and always takes the preferred path. This option provides the

lowest latency possible and has no bandwidth restrictions as opposed to the options previously

discussed. The disadvantage of this model is this connectivity is a 1 to 1 mapping. Each spoke much

be

peered directly with another spoke in order to facilitate communication which at scale becomes a

web of

interconnected fully meshed VNETS. As such, customers often have challenges in managing the scale

of

VNET peers.

Aviatrix Transit Architecture for Azure:

The disadvantage of this model is this connectivity is a 1 to 1 mapping. Each spoke much

be peered directly with another spoke in order to facilitate communication which at scale becomes a

web

of interconnected fully meshed VNETS. As such, customers often have challenges in managing the

scale of VNET peers.

Aviatrix Controller provides a VPC Tracker tool. VPC Tracker is a tool that collects and helps you

manage

your network CIDR ranges at a central place, eliminating the need to keep an Excel sheet on all your

VPC network addresses allocations.By using VPC Tracker tool one can create a VPC.

VPC Tracker: https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/vpc_tracker.html

Create a VPC: https://docs.aviatrix.com/HowTos/create_vpc.html

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AWS Direct Connect is a private link into AWS regions that provides bandwidth. The service

is not natively encrypted when initially deployed.

Express Route does not provide network traffic encryption for its circuits!

Google InterConnect NOT encrypted by default.

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You can peer two transit gateways and route traffic between them, which includes IPv4 and IPv6

traffic. To do this, create a peering attachment on your transit gateway, and specify a transit gateway

in another AWS Region. The peer transit gateway can be in your account or a different AWS account.

Explanation : FlightPath is a troubleshooting tool. It retrieves and displays, in a side by side fashion,

AWS

EC2 related information such as Security Groups, Route table and route table entries and network

ACL.

This helps you to identify connectivity problems.

You do not need to launch Aviatrix gateways to use this tool, but you need to create Aviatrix accounts

so

that the Controller can use the account credentials to execute AWS APIs to retrieve relevant

information.

Aviatrix CoPilot provides a global operational view of your multi-cloud network. Enterprise IT teams

use CoPilot’s dynamic topology mapping to maintain an accurate topology of their global multi-cloud

networks, FlowIQ to analyze global network traffic flows and global heat maps and time series trend

charts to easily pinpoint and troubleshoot traffic anomalies. CoPilot leverages the intelligence and

advanced network and security services delivered by Aviatrix’s multi-cloud network platform to

provide enterprise cloud network operations teams both familiar day-two operational features such

as packet capture, trace route and ping and new operational capabilities specifically built for multi-

cloud network environments.

Dynamic Route Propagation Using Aviatrix Orchestrator is the only guaranteed way

to ensure your on-prem routes are properly propagated to Spoke VPCs. AWS Transit Gateway

propagates VPC CIDR and IPSEC VPN routes to the Transit Gateway route table. But the routes

are not propagated to the VPC route table. It is the account owner’s responsibility to program

VPC route tables. Aviatrix Transit Gateway Orchestrator dynamically updates route entries in the

VPC route tables.

Firewall Network (FireNet) Workflow Aviatrix Firewall Network (FireNet) is a turn key network

solution to deploy firewall instances in the cloud.

FireNet is a solution for integrating firewalls in the AWS TGW deployment.

Aviatrix PrivateS3 is a feature that allows you to leverage AWS Direct Connect to transfer

objects and files between on-prem and S3 while giving you control of the S3 buckets by the ability to

whitelist the S3 buckets.