A company has virtual machines (VMs) deployed in a subnet of an Azure virtual network. The VMs must securely access Azure Storage accounts. The design must block all general outbound internet traffic, prevent the need to manually update rules when Azure Storage IP addresses change, and minimize administrative overhead. Which two configurations should you include in the network security design?
- Configure an outbound Network Security Group (NSG) rule with the destination set to the Storage service tag.Cevap
- Enable a virtual network service endpoint for Storage on the subnet.Cevap
- CManually create individual NSG outbound rules for each public IP address range used by Azure Storage.
- DCreate a User Defined Route (UDR) that overrides internal system routes to redirect all outbound storage traffic to a public proxy server.
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Configure an outbound Network Security Group (NSG) rule using the Storage service tag and enable a virtual network service endpoint for Storage on the subnet.
Configuring an outbound Network Security Group (NSG) rule with the Storage service tag allows traffic to reach Azure Storage without manual IP updates, and enabling a service endpoint on the subnet ensures that this traffic is routed privately over the Microsoft backbone network.
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Network Security and Private Access using Service Tags and Service Endpoints