Exam AZ-720: Troubleshooting Microsoft Azure Connectivity FAQ
What do you understand by Exam AZ-720: Troubleshooting Microsoft Azure Connectivity?
The AZ-720 test concentrates on building abilities and the capacity to identify issues with business continuity, hybrid environments, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), access control, networking, and virtual machine connection using easily accessible technologies.
Who should take the exam?
- Candidates for the Troubleshooting Microsoft Azure Connectivity (AZ-720) test should have an understanding of routing, permissions, and account restrictions in addition to networking and hybrid environment experience.
- The applicant must be proficient in using tools to identify problems with access control, networking, virtual machine connectivity, infrastructure as a service (IaaS), hybrid environments, and infrastructure as a service (PaaS).
What number of questions will there be in the exam?
As we update the certification exam over time to keep the current technology resultant the number of questions in an exam is subject to change. 40-60 questions are there in most Microsoft Certification exams; although, the number can vary.
Is there any requirement to take an exam in English?
Microsoft Certification exams are offered in a variety of languages. Although, candidates can make requests for accommodation for the additional time for those who must take the exam in English rather than in their native language. On a case-by-case basis approval for extra time is provided. Request test accommodations from Pearson VUE or Certiport.
What variety of questions appears on Microsoft Certification exams?
This level of information cannot be provided for each exam as Microsoft is constantly developing and pilot testing new question types. Although, you can review some possible exam formats and question types.
Is preparation for the performance-based exams are differently done from the other exams?
No. Regardless of the format of the question the skills measured remain the same. However, in the “Skills measured” section of the exam details page the knowledge and skills assessed in the exam are listed.
What does the score report look like?
A numeric score for overall exam performance is provided in the score report, status of pass/fail, and a bar chart showing performance in each skill area assessed in the exam. Using this information, the areas of strength and weakness of the candidates can be determined.
How the exam scores are calculated?
After the completion of your exam, the points you earned on each question are totaled and then compared with the cut score to determine whether the result is pass or fail.
What is exam retake policy?
If the candidate does not meet the passing score, he or she must wait 24 hours before reapplying for the exam. The candidate can reschedule the exam using their certificate dashboard. Only five times can a candidate reappear for the examination. If you fail your second attempt, you will have to wait 14 days before rescheduling your third attempt. The fourth and fifth tries will also have a 14-day waiting period.
What is the exam cancellation policy?
Microsoft allows applicants to cancel or reschedule their exams up to 24 hours before the scheduled exam time. However, you must cancel or reschedule your exam at least 6 working days prior to the planned exam date to avoid incurring cancellation fees. Furthermore, if you fail to attend the exam, you will not be reimbursed for the exam fee.
How to register for the examination?
To register for the Exam AZ-720: Troubleshooting Microsoft Azure Connectivity exam, complete the steps listed below:
- Select “Schedule Now” on the official website.
- After that, you’ll be directed to the signup page.
- Follow the steps to finish the registration process.
- You will also receive a confirmation email once your payment has been received.
