1Z0-1151-25 Question 65
Select 2Your organization is deploying a new analytics solution on Microsoft Azure that requires seamless and low-latency data access to an Autonomous Database instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). You decide to use Oracle Interconnect for Azure to enable secure, private connectivity between Azure and OCI. Which two steps must you perform to set up private routing and ensure that traffic between Azure and OCI remains on the private interconnect?
- A
Configure an Azure ExpressRoute Gateway and connect it to the Oracle Interconnect for Azure.
- B
Create a private virtual circuit in OCI and attach it to a Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) connected to your VCN.
- C
Enable site-to-site VPN tunnels from your on-premises network and route all cross-cloud traffic through them.
- D
Use an OCI Service Gateway instead of a DRG to keep all traffic off the public internet.
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Correct answers: A, B
Explanation
When implementing Oracle Interconnect for Azure, you must create the necessary private connectivity components in both clouds. On the Azure side, configure an ExpressRoute Gateway and connect it to the Oracle Interconnect. On the OCI side, provision a private virtual circuit via FastConnect and attach it to a DRG, which is then associated with your VCN. These steps ensure that your traffic remains on a dedicated low-latency circuit rather than using the public internet or relying on VPN tunnels. Refer to Oracle� and Microsoft� official documentation for step-by-step guides on configuring ExpressRoute and OCI FastConnect for Oracle Interconnect for Azure.
- A. Correct.
Option 1 is correct. Enabling an Azure ExpressRoute Gateway and connecting it to the Oracle Interconnect for Azure is required to establish private and dedicated paths between Azure� virtual network and OCI.
- B. Correct.
Option 2 is correct. In OCI, you must create a private virtual circuit (FastConnect) and attach it to a DRG associated with your VCN. This ensures private, routed connectivity between the VCN and Azure over the interconnect.
- C. Incorrect.
Option 3 is incorrect. While a site-to-site VPN could provide encrypted connectivity, it does not use the dedicated low-latency Oracle Interconnect for Azure path. The interconnect is specifically designed for private, high-bandwidth links between the two clouds without going through on-premises networks.
- D. Incorrect.
Option 4 is incorrect. Service Gateways in OCI are typically used for Oracle services access without traversing the public internet, but they do not establish a dedicated private interconnect path to Azure. A DRG and FastConnect are needed for the Oracle Interconnect for Azure.