What have we learned in this lesson?
Well, quite a bit. I would submit to you that if you're shaky on networking,
Azure networking specifically, but even any TCP/IP and Ethernet,
you might want to consider studying the Microsoft Azure Network
Engineer Associate certification materials.
The exam to earn that badge is AZ‑700, and I've actually created a
full skill path here at Pluralsight for that badge. And you'll come
out of that training with everything and more that you would need to
know to answer any Azure networking question, and I do hybrid cloud
networking there as well.
It's not just in Azure. For more remedial instruction on Ethernet and TCP/IP,
you might want to look at the CompTIA Network+ certification.
Once again, we've got that full skill path here at Pluralsight. Lastly,
I'll just mention from an exam strategy point, don't worry about
IPv6. The Microsoft Cloud Platform exams all deal strictly with IPv4.
Now Azure does support IPv6 pretty well,
not universally across its software‑defined networking stack,
but pretty consistently. But for the purpose of the exam,
it's just going to be an IPv4 world, all right? Now then, in the next
module called Troubleshoot Windows Server VM Deployment Failures, we'll
put our support desk hat on full time and get into some good
old‑fashioned systems administration and help desk‑type troubleshooting
on this particular issue. I look forward to working with you then. Take
care, and happy studying. Thank you.