Practice Test 4 | Microsoft Azure Administrator | AZ-104 | Dumps | Mock Test
A company has an Azure subscription that contains the following resource groups.
| Name | Lock Name | Lock type |
| WebMagic-rg1 | None | None |
| WebMagic-rg2 | WebMagiclock1 | Delete |
The resource group WebMagic-rg1 contains the following resources.
| Name | Type | Lock Name | Lock type |
| WebMagictore2090 | Storage account | WebMagiclock2 | Delete |
| WebMagicnetwork | Virtual network | WebMagiclock3 | Read-only |
| WebMagicip | Public IP address | None | None |
Would you be able to move the resource WebMagictore2090 from the resource group WebMagic-rg1 to WebMagic-rg2?
A. Yes
B. No
Explanation:
Answer – A
We would be able to move the resource WebMagictore2090 from the resource group WebMagic-rg1 to WebMagic-rg2. The storage account WebMagictore2090 has a Delete lock. It means that we can’t delete this resource without removing the lock. But this lock doesn’t prevent us from moving a resource from one resource group to another. The current WebMagictore2090 resource group, WebMagic-rg1, doesn’t have any locks. The destination resource group WebMagic-rg2, similarly to the storage account, has a Delete lock. This lock prevents the deletion of this resource group and all resources within it. But it doesn’t restrict the movement of the resources to this group from other groups.
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