You manage an Azure environment that contains a Premium storage account named sa-hr-files in the East US region. The storage account hosts an SMB file share named employeerecords. The firewall of sa-hr-files is enabled and configured to allow access only from selected virtual networks and IP addresses.
You have a Recovery Services vault named rsv-hr-backup in the East US region.
An administrator named Admin1, who has the Backup Operator role on rsv-hr-backup and the Contributor role on sa-hr-files, attempts to configure Azure Backup for the employeerecords file share. During configuration, the vault cannot discover the file share.
What configuration change should you make to ensure that the file share can be successfully backed up?
- AAssign the Storage File Data Privileged Contributor role on the storage account to the system-assigned managed identity of the Recovery Services vault.
- Enable the option to allow trusted Microsoft services to access the storage account in the firewall settings of the storage account.Answer
- CAssign the Owner role on the storage account to Admin1.
- DConfigure a virtual network service endpoint for Azure Backup on the subnet associated with the Recovery Services vault.
Answer
Enable the option to allow trusted Microsoft services to access the storage account in the firewall settings of the storage account.
Enabling the option to allow trusted Microsoft services to access the storage account is correct because Azure Backup is recognized as a trusted Microsoft service. When the storage account firewall is enabled, this exception is required to allow the vault to communicate with the storage account and discover or back up the SMB file share.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
To back up Azure File shares in a firewalled storage account, you must configure the storage account firewall to allow trusted Microsoft services.
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