Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate AZ-104 Practice Question
An organization wants to ensure that access to their Azure Storage account is limited to their own internal network. Which configuration should they implement to achieve this?
Configure the storage account's firewall to permit traffic from their internal network
Enable Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) authentication for the storage account
Generate a Shared Access Signature (SAS) token with limited permissions
Set the storage account to allow access from any network
To restrict access to a storage account to a specific network, you should configure the storage account's firewall settings to allow traffic from that network. This involves specifying the internal network's address ranges in the storage account's network settings. Enabling Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) authentication changes the authentication method but does not restrict network access based on network location. Generating a Shared Access Signature (SAS) provides tokens with specific permissions but doesn't limit access by network. Allowing access from any network does not impose any restrictions and therefore does not meet the requirement.
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