Free Microsoft Azure AZ-700 Actual Exam Questions - Question 1 Discussion

Question No. 1
You have an Azure application gateway named AppGW1 that balances requests to a web app named
App1.
You need to modify the server variables in the response header of App1.
What should you configure on AppGW1?
Select one option, then reveal solution.
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Paul G.
2026-02-20

B imo, rewrites are designed for modifying headers and URL parts in responses. HTTP settings control backend connections but don’t typically alter response headers directly.

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Paul G.
2026-02-19

B vs A? Rewrites handle header changes, HTTP settings focus more on backend communication.

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Sam R.
2026-01-29

B imo, listeners just manage incoming traffic, rules control routing. Rewrites are the only ones that let you actually change headers after the app responds.

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Sam R.
2026-01-28

B, since rewrites specifically let you change response headers, unlike HTTP settings.

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Sarah N.
2026-01-19

Not listener or rules; those focus on traffic routing. Since the question is about modifying response headers, B (rewrites) fits best because it directly changes headers without affecting routing.

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Sarah N.
2026-01-19

B/D? Rewrites are for headers, but listeners might affect how requests are received.

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Sarah N.
2026-01-19

A, since HTTP settings control header behavior between gateway and backend.

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Sarah N.
2026-01-18

A/B? I know HTTP settings control backend communication, which might affect headers, but rewrites seem more targeted for modifying headers directly. Still, HTTP settings might play a role.

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Sam M.
2026-01-16

Option B - rewrites are the only way to change response headers, so that fits.

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Sam M.
2026-01-15

It’s B, rewrites let you modify response headers easily.

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