An organization is configuring access control for its Azure environment. You have the following Azure resource hierarchy and assignments:
* Subscription1
* ResourceGroup1
* StorageAccount1 (contains a blob container named container1)
* ResourceGroup2
* VM1 (Virtual Machine)
You configure the following identity and access management settings:
- User1 is assigned the Microsoft Entra ID Global Administrator role.
- User1 is assigned the Storage Blob Data Reader role at the scope of Subscription1.
- User1 is assigned the Reader role at the scope of ResourceGroup2.
Which of the following actions can User1 perform? (Select two.)
- Read blob data inside container1.Cevap
- View the configuration settings of VM1.Cevap
- CCreate a new resource group in Subscription1.
- DConfigure a deny assignment on ResourceGroup1 to block the inherited Storage Blob Data Reader role.
Cevap
User1 can read blob data inside container1 and view the configuration settings of VM1.
The correct actions are reading blob data inside container1 and viewing the configuration settings of VM1. The Storage Blob Data Reader role at the subscription level inherits down to the container level, granting the necessary data plane read permissions. Similarly, the Reader role at the resource group level inherits to VM1, allowing the user to view VM1's configuration details.
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Azure RBAC roles are additive and inherit down the resource hierarchy. Microsoft Entra ID roles do not automatically grant permissions to subscription resources, and standard administrators cannot create manual deny assignments.