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Summary

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In this module, you learned how to:

• Create an IoT Hub and Device ID
• Deploy Azure IoT Edge Enabled Linux VM
• Set up IoT Edge Parent with Child IoT Devices
• Configure IoT Edge Device as Gateway
• Open IoT Edge Gateway Device Inbound Ports using Azure CLI
• Configure IoT Edge Device Time-to-Live and Message Storage
• Connect Child IoT Device to IoT Edge Gateway
• Test Device Connectivity and Offline Support

Clean up

The IoT Edge lab, with a Trial subscription, will be deleted automatically when the trial comes to an end.

Next steps

Take your interest further with:

• Build workflows with the IoT Central connector in Microsoft Flow
• Azure IoT Central Documentation
• Azure Certified for IoT device catalog

And look out for additional Learn modules covering IoT Edge Configuration.

To finish this module, and earn your rewards, complete a final knowledge check.

Check your knowledge

1.

What does the use of Parent / Child relationships including an IoT Edge Gateway (the parent) and other IoT Devices (the child or leaf devices) enable?

The use of Offline capabilities within an Azure IoT solution

The ability to remove child devices within an Azure IoT solution

The ability to add security certificates to child devices within an Azure IoT solution

2.

Within the Azure Cloud Shell, what communication protocols were given commands to add Inbound rules to the NSG?

TCP and UDP

SMTP, IMAP & POP3

MQTT, AMQP, and HTTPS

3.

What is the Module Twin for the IoT Edge Hub is called?

$edgeHub

$iotHub

$iotCentral

$edgeCentral

4.

What will the child devices need configured to connect to IoT Hub and the parent IoT Edge Device?

A certificate as issued by IoT Sphere to each child device

A Connection String containing the Symmetric Key and the Gateway Hostname for the Parent IoT Edge Device

A Role Based Access Control (RBAC) assignment

You must answer all questions before checking your work.

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