An organization deploys an Azure virtual network named `VNet1`. `VNet1` contains two subnets: `Subnet-Web` (address prefix ) and `Subnet-Data` (address prefix ).
`Subnet-Web` hosts the following virtual machines:
* `VM-Web1` and `VM-Web2`, which are associated with an Application Security Group (ASG) named `ASG-Web`.
* `VM-Management`, which is associated with an ASG named `ASG-Admin`.
`Subnet-Data` hosts a virtual machine named `VM-SQL1`, which is associated with an ASG named `ASG-SQL`.
A Network Security Group (NSG) named `NSG-Data` is associated with `Subnet-Data`. There are no other custom security rules in `NSG-Data`.
You need to configure `NSG-Data` to allow incoming database traffic on TCP port from `VM-Web1` and `VM-Web2` to `VM-SQL1`. All other traffic from `Subnet-Web` to `VM-SQL1` on TCP port must be blocked.
Which two inbound security rules should you configure in `NSG-Data` to meet the requirements while maintaining the principle of least privilege? (Select two.)
- An inbound rule with Priority: , Source: `ASG-Web`, Destination: `ASG-SQL`, Port: , Action: AllowCevap
- BAn inbound rule with Priority: , Source: `ASG-Web`, Destination: `ASG-SQL`, Port: , Action: Allow
- An inbound rule with Priority: , Source: , Destination: `ASG-SQL`, Port: , Action: DenyCevap
- DAn inbound rule with Priority: , Source: , Destination: `ASG-SQL`, Port: , Action: Deny