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The answer is correct but should be clearer..YEs it is kind of HUB-Spoke setup mainly using vNET peering, you configure it from vNET2 and allow traffic both ways i.e. i.e. vms on both peered vNET2 and vNET1 can communicate with each other or you could just configure to ONLY allow communication for vms in vNET2 to vNET1 but not otherway round. Now to prevent vNET1 and vNET3 from accessing other resources such as internet or vms in vNET1 able to communicate with vms in vNET3 is to DISABLE GATEWAY TRANSIT. I believe some inform is missing in this question like address space, if vNETs in same region or not and in same subscription of not but assume simple scenario it is easier to create peering (Global reach Peering is also possible) than S2S for vNETS. For me when not routes or different Geo i would use S2S for vNETs See my next comments
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peering the HubNet1 to VNet2 and 3
Hello, ca?n you specify the url for this lab please