An administrator is configuring network security for an Azure Storage account named dataops2026. The storage account's network access is currently restricted to 'Enabled from selected virtual networks and IP addresses'. The administrator must ensure that only virtual machines inside a subnet named AppSubnet of a virtual network named VNet-Core can access the storage account. In addition, Azure Backup must be able to back up the storage account's blobs. Which of the following configurations are required to meet these requirements? (Select two.)
- Enable the Microsoft.Storage service endpoint on AppSubnet.Answer
- Select the 'Allow trusted Microsoft services to access this storage account' bypass option on dataops2026.Answer
- CAssign the Storage Account Contributor role to the Azure Backup service principal.
- DAdd the public IP addresses of the Azure Backup service to the firewall allowed IP list of dataops2026.
Answer
To allow access from the subnet and enable backups, you must enable the Microsoft.Storage service endpoint on the application subnet and select the option to allow trusted Microsoft services to access the storage account.
Enabling the Microsoft.Storage service endpoint on the application subnet allows the subnet's virtual machines to communicate securely with the storage account and registers the subnet identity with the storage firewall. Selecting the trusted Microsoft services exception allows Azure Backup to bypass the network-level restrictions and access the storage account.
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Key Concept
Azure Storage network security rules require service endpoints on subnets to restrict access, and trusted service bypasses to allow backup and management services to function.