You have a policy-based virtual network gateway (GW1) for VNet1. You must be able to configure a point-to-site connection from an on-premises computer to VNet1. Which two actions should you perform?
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Correct answer: Create a route-based virtual network gateway, Delete GW1.
Why this is the answer
Point-to-Site (P2S) VPN connections in Azure require a route-based virtual network gateway. Policy-based gateways, like GW1, do not support P2S VPNs. Therefore, to enable a P2S connection, you must first delete the existing policy-based gateway (GW1) and then create a new route-based virtual network gateway. Adding a service endpoint to VNet1 is for securing Azure service traffic, not for VPN connectivity. Resetting GW1 would not change its type from policy-based to route-based. Adding a connection to GW1 would not work as it's the wrong gateway type. Adding a public IP address space to VNet1 is not relevant to P2S VPN configuration.
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