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az network perimeter link create

Create a network security perimeter link. Azure CLI extensions reference

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Create a network security perimeter link

az network perimeter link create --name link1 --perimeter-name nsp1 --resource-group rg1 --auto-remote-nsp-id <NspId> --local-inbound-profile "[\'*\']" --remote-inbound-profile "[\'*\']" 'Identify
--nameThe name of the NSP link.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
--resource-groupName of resource group.
--auto-remote-nsp-idPerimeter ARM Id for the remote NSP with which the link gets created in Auto-approval mode.
--local-inbound-profileList of local Inbound profile names to which Inbound is allowed.
--remote-inbound-profileList of remote Inbound profile names to which Inbound is allowed.

Options

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--auto-remote-nsp-idPerimeter ARM Id for the remote NSP with which the link gets created in Auto-approval mode.
--descriptionA message passed to the owner of the remote NSP link resource with this connection request.
--link-name, --name, -nThe name of the NSP link.
--local-inbound-profileList of local Inbound profile names to which Inbound is allowed.
--perimeter-nameThe name of the network security perimeter.
--remote-inbound-profileList of remote Inbound profile names to which Inbound is allowed.